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On Wednesday afternoon, the S&P 500 was above its record closing high, with which it had been flirting all week.

By the end of the trading day, investors will likely know exactly how much the Fed plans to spend to stimulate the economy.

However, equities ended off their lows as some analysts said the sell-off was overdone, though the decline was still the largest in a month.

However, Li Xianming at Ping An Securities in Shenzhen said the first-day close had been lower than seemed likely a few weeks ago.

The Shanghai Composite Index was almost unchanged Friday and traders said the policy shift was already priced into stocks.

Instead, the stock traded 35 points higher and what would have been a seven-figure win suddenly morphed into a multiple seven-figure loss.

Near the closing bell, in contrast with the aspirin-popping of recent months, a couple of traders shot wads of paper into a wastebasket.

Stock markets closed more than 3% down in London and Frankfort and 4. 6% down in Paris.

At the end of a volatile week on global stock exchanges, shares in Europe and the United States have ended the day higher.