SPY found significant resistance at the 560 level, indicating a potential turning point for the market. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s remarks at the Jackson Hole Economic Symposium on Friday have sparked intense speculation about potential policy adjustments. Many analysts and investors are now questioning whether Powell’s allusion to the need for policy adjustments could be hinting at upcoming interest rate cuts. In other economic news, the latest data shows a surprising increase in new home sales, providing a glimmer of positivity in the housing market. Although jobless claims have increased by 4,000, they still remain lower compared to previous months, suggesting a relatively stable labor market. As we look ahead to the upcoming week, market participants are eagerly anticipating the release of June’s home price appreciation data from Case Shiller and the Federal Housing Finance Agency tomorrow. Additionally, the market will closely monitor home sales data on Thursday and await the release of the second quarter GDP figures and the latest jobless claims report. These key indicators will provide valuable insights into the trajectory of the economy and the potential impact on financial markets.