What matters, according to the market, are the trade talks between the U.S. and China, and that any possible agreement (on pulling back higher tariffs, etc.) would be a revitalizing tonic.

IWS and IYM saw massive trading volumes in the last session.

Year over year, we see +1.7% on the Consumer Price Index headline, and +2.4% on "core."

Though buying back t-bills is apparently a major part of the Fed's new plan, Powell stated "in no sense is this QE." He will have a chance to clarify today.

Subtracting volatile short-term food & energy prices, PPI core goes to -0.3%, down from an expected +0.2%.

The fourth quarter of the year has been blissful for the stock market historically. Amid this kind of trend, these ETFs should gain this year.

Nearly 50K employees in the UAW continue to carry picket signs, as negotiations between the union's office and the GM board appear to have hit a snag.

The last time we were at 3.5% was 1969, a calculator cost you $300, Cher was still with Sonny, and the Rolling Stones were still in their 20s.

Key to economic data yet to be reported today is the ISM non-manufacturing survey for September, following the near-disaster in ISM Manufacturing.

JKG and FDN saw massive trading volumes in the last session.