The NZD/USD pair consolidates its gains near 0.6190 on Tuesday during the early Asian session. The worse-than-expected US ISM Manufacturing PMI data has dragged the Greenback lower and supported the pair.

Reflecting the latest signals of a slowing U.S. economy, U.S. stocks ended Monday with a mixed performance.

Ericsson (ERIC) provides telecom equipment and services that are primarily used to build and facilitate mobile networks. Over the past year, Ericsson's share price grew just about 21.6% from $5.15 to $6.26 as of Monday’s market close.

The popular Russell indexes are set to get the customary new look this month. Every year, on the fourth Friday of June, the Russell 1000, Russell 2000, Russell 3000, and other Russell indexes undergo a rebalance.

The Q1 earnings season has slowly winded down, with just a few S&P 500 companies yet to deliver their Q1 results at this stage. And concerning positivity, all three companies – Nvidia, Apple, and Vertiv – posted quarterly records.

Shares of Goldman have outperformed the industry in the past six months. NVIDIA is benefiting from the strong growth of artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance, and accelerated computing.

With the earnings season mostly over, traders will shift their attention to whether inflation is heating up again or continuing to decelerate. 

Yet another interesting day in the risk markets, as stocks dropped sharply earlier in the day, but then gradually rallied in the quiet of the afternoon, to close unchanged or even positive.

Trading on the NYSE had been halted due to a ”technical glitch” that sent Berkshire Hathaway to zero, and they’re claiming it’s because of issues with the limit up and limit down bands that are used to halt trading when stock becomes too volatile.