WALL STREET HAD A NEW ROUND OF TURBULENCE IN THE FINAL HOUR OF TRADING, WITH EQUITIES ERASING GAINS SPURRED EARLIER BY SLOWER-THAN-EXPECTED INFLATION STATISTICS, AS THE S&P 500 REMAINED RELATIVELY UNCHANGED, SHORT-TERM TREASURY YIELDS SCARCELY MOVED AND 30-YEAR BOND YIELDS STAYED AT THEIR HIGHEST SINCE 2002, WITH MONEY MARKETS NOW PRICING A LESS THAN 40% CHANCE OF AN OCTOBER FED HIKE, THE DOLLAR WEAKENING AND OIL NEAR $100.