U.S. markets closed the week higher as exceptional Q2 earnings S&P 500 profits up 52%, the strongest since 2021—offset a hawkish Jackson Hole speech from Fed Chair Kevin Warsh that lifted rate‑hike bets and Treasury yields. Geopolitical risks in Iran and U.S. debt concerns kept volatility elevated, with investors now focused on incoming inflation and labor data.
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