Volatility continued this week as the stock meltdown continued in China, the Greek situation continued to drag on in Europe, and a series of “technical glitches” in the U.S. elevated fears among investors that the stock markets may be at the point of unravelling soon.

Volatility continued this week as the drama between Greece and its creditors came to a dramatic conclusion; poor economic data was released out of China; and a sudden resurgence of fear arose over Puerto Rico’s ability to pay its own debt.

Volatility remained in all markets this week as talks between Greece and its creditors continued to show no signs of any real progress.

Volatility remained in all markets this week as analysts still seemed to hang on every word and rumor out of Europe over the standoff between Greece and its international creditors. The U.S. Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) monetary policy meeting, which concluded this week, also added to market volatility mid-week.

Volatility remained in all markets this week as analysts seemed to hang on every word and rumor out of the negotiations between Greece and its international creditors.

Volatility remained in all markets as analysts awaited the release Friday’s Non-farm Payrolls Report for May in the U.S.

Volatility remained in the markets on this shortened trading week. Stocks plunged lower on Friday as economic data disappointed and the month of May came to a close.

Volatility remained in the markets this week as speculation continued that the U.S. Federal Reserve would be forced to wait until September before contemplating an interest rate hike due to continued economic weakness in the U.S.

Volatility continued this week as economic data out of the U.S. proved disappointing, showing a consumer that appears to be losing confidence, and remains unwilling to spend the cash that they are still saving at the gas pumps.

Volatility continued this week as speculation over the upcoming actions of the U.S. Federal Reserve began to run rampant again ahead of the April Non-Farm Payrolls report.