Stocks largely brushed off the initial impact of Nvidia's sales forecast falling short of lofty expectations, suggesting that the momentum of the record-breaking rally remains strong.

The EUR/USD trades modestly higher amid modest USD weakness, lingering tensions between Trump and the Fed, and as investors look ahead to a busy economic calendar.

“Student-loan delinquencies are rising sharply, as are delinquencies on mortgages backed by the Federal Housing Administration.

The US Dollar Index may find immediate support at the psychological level of 98.00.

France's government is going to collapse again in a couple of weeks. While everyone was distracted by trade wars, the underlying schism in politics remained unresolved.

EUR/USD is consolidating near 1.1630 with a bullish inverse head-and-shoulders, eyeing 1.1825 resistance ahead of key US inflation and GDP data.

The forward P/E ratio is a key valuation metric reflecting how much investors are willing to pay today for expected earnings over the next 12 months.

The benchmark US S&P 500 Index rose yesterday to make a new all-time high just a few points below 6,500, but closed almost unchanged on the day.

The Euro consolidates within previous ranges against the US Dollar after bouncing up from lows.