Jim Cramer expects a relatively quiet final full week of September for Wall Street, with limited earnings activity after much of the month’s macroeconomic calendar passed. The Federal Reserve, European Central Bank and Bank of Japan have all raised rates, while the Fed has signaled further tightening could follow. U.S. indexes have delivered mixed September returns: the Dow Jones Industrial Average is down roughly 3%, while the S&P 500 is up 0.46% and the Nasdaq Composite has gained 0.58%. Okta’s Wednesday analyst meeting is the week’s main corporate event after its stock doubled in 2026, with CEO Todd McKinnon positioning the cybersecurity company to identify and track AI agents. Earnings from KB Home, General Mills, Cintas, Paychex, Darden Restaurants and Costco will also test investor views across housing, small business, groceries and warehouse retail. Cramer is cautious on General Mills and favors Brinker International over Darden, while watching Costco for signs that younger members are becoming harder to retain.