After a quiet end to a frenetic week on Wall Street—in which the Dow fell as much as 1, points only to rebound by about as many—the question on everyone's mind is the same What's in store for stocks in the coming week? Will the market get off to a another frenzied start like it did on Aug. Or is the worst of the storm behind us, and will equities begin to grind out gains from here on out?

To answer that, you have to pay attention to the following: Wall Street usually dances to the beat of its own drum, but in jittery times, global markets tend to move in unison. That's what happened in the global financial crisis in And that's what's been happening since Aug. So Sunday night, when the Asian markets begin trading, you'll have a sense of whether Wall Street will be in a good or bad mood come Monday morning.

Toward the end of the week, remarks by Federal Reserve officials did as much to move the market as real economic data. When New York Fed president William Dudley on Wednesday said the case for raising interest rates in September was "less compelling" in light of the recent market shocks, Wall Street soared.

But in subsequent days, several officials including Cleveland Fed president Loretta Mester , Kansas City Fed president Esther George , and St. Louis Fed president James Bullard have all said the economy remains strong enough for a rate hike.

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So will the Fed increase rates in September or not? At a meeting Saturday in Jackson Hole, Wyo.

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Expect investors to react immediately Monday morning. The big debate last week was whether the stock market plunge was foreshadowing a potential recession. By Friday, the bulls had made a convincing argument that a recession was not in the cards, which allowed the market to recover.

This week, investors will be looking for confirmation. On Tuesday, they'll be looking at the ISM Manufacturing index, which gauges factory activity throughout the country. Any reading above 50 is considered a sign of growth, and for 31 straight months , the industrial economy has been expanding.

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The bulls will be looking for another reading above, or at least on par, with July's reading of No matter what happens in China, the U.

This week, there will be two key reports that speak to jobs. The first is indirect. On Tuesday, investors will get an update on auto sales. Thus far in , auto sales are trending toward their best year in more than a decade.

If motor vehicle sales continue on this pace, it would speak to the underlying strength of the labor market.

After all, only consumers who are confident about their job security and wages will hit the showrooms. Then on Friday comes the Labor Department's actual jobs report.

Wall Street believes the U. If the economy hits this mark, it should put a rest to recession talk and fears over a rate hike, says Kate Warne, investment strategist for Edward Jones.

After all, we've seen "job creation at more than , a month for a while," Warne says. Investing Why Amazon's Whole Foods Deal Will Hit Costco the Hardest. Health Care Meet the 13 Senators Deciding on Your Health Care Behind Closed Doors.

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