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The final trading day of Q3 has seen significant market movements globally. China's stock markets ended the month in rally mode, posting their best one-day performance since 2008 with an 8% surge. This rally contrasts with the retreat of Japan's Nikkei index. The quarter has been marked by volatility, with notable events including the yen's strongest run since the 2008 global crash, central banks' rapid policy shifts, and fluctuations in oil and gold prices. Strife in the Middle East has also contributed to market uncertainty. U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is set to close out the quarter, adding to the anticipation in the markets.
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