JUST THE FACTS

Another wild ride for tech drove the final results for Wall Street this week. Friday's mixed finish would include a rally for the sector, but for the tech-heavy Nasdaq, it wasn't enough to prevent a losing week.

As tech goes, so goes the markets is now a day-to-day dilemma for investors. One day is filled with optimism, then the next brings anxiety. Where is all of this going? Read here what analysts are now saying.

Not too long ago, the markets were sure the year's third rate cut was a done deal. Now, the odds are falling as Fed officials say inflation concerns and a lack of data from the shutdown could upend the cut.

With the record-long shutdown finally in the rearview mirror, economic reporting is coming back. September's jobs report lands Thursday, but October's release is TBA for now, and it could be incomplete.

President Trump says he recognizes that some pain from his tariffs may be hitting consumers. As a result, the White House is now lowering levies on some popular grocery items where prices have spiked.

For the first time in a while, the coming week's schedule will feel kind of normal. Nvidia headlines the corporate earnings, while the jobs report and new sentiment survey are the biggest economic stories.