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Hey listeners it's Saturday September 14th. I'm Jack Pitcher for the Wall Street

Journal and this is what's news and markets. Our look at the biggest stock moves of the week and the news that drove them.

Let's get to it. Stocks were on the rebound this week after a bad start to September. The S&P 500 was back within striking distance. Of the record highs that touched earlier this year,

his chipmakers and tech companies rallied hard. But the Bond market is flashing warning signs.

Bond yields have been dropping fast with both short

and long-term yields trading near this year's lows. Yields dropping means that

prices are going up and that means traders are shifting their money into ultra safe

government debt often a sign that investors are nervous. Everyone is looking

ahead to next week's Federal Reserve meeting. The Central Bank is expected to cut rates for the first time since

2020, but Wall Street isn't sure how deep those cuts will be. That, plus uncertainty

about the economy, has been a source of angst for triggers recently, fueling market

volatility.

Those rate cuts are on everyone's mind, including at J.P. Morgan Chase. The bank on Tuesday

sounded a warning on how lower rates could hurt its earnings and investors were

spooked. J.P. Morgan has been telling investors for several quarters that the high income it's been generating from interest earned isn't sustainable if the Fed begins to cut.

The bank now says the analyst estimates for how much interest income will fall next year or too low.

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