U.S. stocks drifted to more records in a quiet day of trading. The S&P 500 rose 0.3% Tuesday to set an all-time high for the 41st time this year.

The chipmaker ended the day up by about 4%, jumping on news that its CEO Jensen Huang was done selling stock for now. Under a predetermined trading plan, the executive was authorized to sell 6 million Nvidia shares through early next year — but he just met that threshold, Barron's first reported.

U.S. stocks are hanging near their records after Chinese stocks soared following a slew of moves by the Chinese central bank to prop up the world’s second-largest economy

Shares mostly advanced in Europe and Asia on Tuesday as world markets awaited an expected interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve. Oil prices were mixed and U.S. futures edged higher. Apart from the Federal Reserve’s most anticipated meeting in years,

Chinese stocks rose sharply in trading today as the Central Bank of the Republic of China unveiled a wide-ranging package of stimulus initiatives meant to revive the world’s second-largest economy.

Emerging markets' stocks climbed to their highest since April 2022 on Tuesday after China introduced new measures to boost its sluggish economy.

Stock markets and oil prices rallied Tuesday after China's central bank unveiled fresh stimulus measures to kickstart growth in the world's number two economy.

Check back for updates throughout the trading day U.S. equity futures bumped higher again Tuesday, with Treasury yields adding to recent gains and the dollar holding steady, as investors react to a surprise China stimulus package and a series of dovish signals on interest rates from Federal Reserve

China-related consumer stocks surged after Beijing announced stimulus measures, benefiting companies like JD.com, PDD Holdings, and Nike.