October generally remains volatile on Wall Street. This year, volatility has set in U.S. stock markets from the beginning of this month. October’s volatility is expected to persist due to better-than-expected job data for September, expectations of Fed rate cut in a gradual fashion rather than more aggressive way, jump in the yield of the benchmark 10-Year Treasury Note, intensified geopolitical conflict in the Middle East and the upcoming U.S. Presidential election on Nov. 5.At this stage, it will be fruit ...