The market's fear gauge, the VIX, has fallen to its weakest point in more than seven days.
The index, which measures expected volatility in U.S. equities, slid by 2.26 points to settle at 15.45, according to the latest data from September 17.
This decline signals a renewed sense of calm among investors, as the reading remains well below the long-term average, suggesting reduced concern about near-term market swings.
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