President Joe Biden has retreated to his residence in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware, seeking solace after a hectic week that has witnessed turmoil both internationally and on Wall Street. Following a single public event this week, President Biden arrived in Delaware late on Thursday night and will remain away from the White House for now, with no scheduled events for today.

The global markets experienced a shaky week, with a significant sell-off on Monday that led to a plunge in the Dow by 2.6%, Nasdaq Composite by 3.43%, and S&P 500 by 3%. However, concerns of a downturn were somewhat eased by the release of the jobless claims report on Thursday. Despite this temporary respite, economic experts, like Macromavens President Stephanie Pomboy, are cautioning that this may only be the beginning of a larger "reckoning."

Pomboy shared her insights during an interview on FOX Business' "Mornings with Maria," highlighting the potential pain that lies ahead for the economy and the need for the markets, particularly the Federal Reserve, to catch up.

President Biden's public activity this week was limited to hosting the Texas Rangers, the reigning World Series champions, at the White House on Thursday. After delivering remarks on the Rangers' championship season, Biden was presented with a personalized jersey by manager Bruce Bochy. The president graciously held up the jersey, posing for a photograph, while also receiving a pair of cowboy boots from Bochy.

Amidst the lighthearted moment, President Biden playfully pondered aloud, "All right, what am I doing now?" eliciting laughter from the guests and players present.

As the nation grapples with a confluence of challenges, President Biden's retreat to Rehoboth Beach serves as a moment of respite and reflection. With global events and economic uncertainties continuing to unfold, the president's actions and initiatives in the coming days will be closely watched as the nation navigates these uncertain times.