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 The month of July was average for the broader U.S. market with the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow including 2%, 2.9% and 0.4%, respectively. 

The nudge despite average earnings and international growth worries could be perceived as a progress given the S&P 500 noticed the ' worst first half ' in five years. China Market Rout The Chinese inventory market has been undergoing a recurrent and acute sell-off during the last two months. 

The nation's inventory market rout wrecked havoc early and afterward in July. Heightened volatility, bubble fears and languishing financial information led the Chinese language equities to hurtle down in July despite government intervention to rein in the collapse. Subsiding Greek Worries Debt default concerns in Greece for the last one-and-half month left the investing world perplexed. 

After a prolonged tug of battle between Greece and its creditors, the country reached a deal by conforming to its collectors' demand. All these negotiations put the Greece ETF, World X FTSE Greece 20 ETF ( GREK) , in focus. The fund was down over 5% within the last one month (learn: ETFs to Achieve & Lose as Greece Disaster Deepens ). Fed Still Dovish But Slower Price Hike Looms At month finish, the Fed once again remained accommodative and hinted at a slower rate hike trail when the step is actually taken someday afterward this 12 months. Job progress and housing information have been pretty solid barring a couple of loopholes.