Neither Norway nor Sweden have finished raising interest rates, and expectations of a higher interest rate level are longer than previously assumed in the US, the EU, and others. I guess that's the primary reason why share prices have swayed a bit since they peaked in July.
Inflation has moderated in most places, but is not down to 2%.
Growth is low in the EU, but not the US and Japan. China is also struggling with growth.
One can try to adapt their portfolio accordingly, or at least to be diversified.
That's how I see it, others can see it differently.
Technically, the S&P500 is still in an uptrend channel with SMA 50>100>200, but the index is now between SMA 100 and 200. Index tests support around 4320. There's an HS with a object around 4200. It will probably be around the floor of the trend channel if the index comes down now. NOTE! There's not a break down at HS at least yet.