Daily Market Intelligence for Traders & Investors

The S&P 500 rose 1.67% while the Nasdaq gained 2.78% in the July 31 market review.

Chip stocks rebounded and Microsoft posted its largest one-day gain in 18 years.

The July 31 review noted long-term US yields at 19-year highs even as equities rallied.

The July 31 review said disappointing economic and inflation data weakened the dollar.

The July 31 note said attention shifted to the BoJ decision, with policy expected unchanged but tightening commitment watched closely.

The July 30 update said Fed divisions and the path of US PCE prices remained central to pricing.

The July 31 review said gold rose 0.92% and moved back above $4,100.

The July 31 review said oil closed lower as traders assessed Red Sea security initiatives amid US–Iran tensions.

The July 31 file noted signs of recovery after the Fed decision, while another July 31 update described low-volatility trading near $63,842.

The July 31 conclusion said markets remain sensitive to central bank decisions and geopolitical developments.

The July 31 review highlighted a significant rally in US equities led by technology and chip-stock rebounds.

The July 30 context pointed to Fed divisions and major central-bank and inflation events as ongoing volatility drivers.