Bell marks the end of regulation Seaport Entertainment Group, bringing the closing bell to New York Stock Exchange, KBW doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

And stocks, closing, eh, you know, about flat.

On the Dow, certainly, S&P 500 with a small gain, the NASDAQ once again closing at a record high.

That's four updates in a row, 10 winning days in the path to 11. But overall, another day of small moves. The last session when we had a 1% move from the S&P 500 was more than a month ago, June 24th. But the index has been higher about two-thirds of the time since then. Steady climb. Bond yields moved higher ahead of the two-day fed meeting that

starts tomorrow that decision and chair powell's press conference come on wednesday and that's

the scorecard on wall street but winter stay late welcome to closing about overtime i'm john for

morgan breton is off today and we are kicking off a very big week for the markets we've got

that fed meeting plus a slew of earnings and those continuing trade talks ahead of some looming deadlines. But let's begin with the markets today, which didn't get much of a bounce on the EU trade agreement. Could that be because of the run-up since the April lows? Well, let's talk to Christina Parts and Nevelas at the NASDAQ. Christina. Don, you hit it around in the head.

We're seeing a pretty tepid response from Wall Street today despite getting some relief on the tariff front. Those new EU rates came in at 15 percent, well below the 30. That was floated earlier, so I guess that's better news. It's interesting though because the 15 percent really mirrors the Japan framework from just last week, which could mean we're headed towards a more structured trade talk down

the road. really mirrors the Japan framework from just last week, which could mean we're headed

towards a more structured trade talk down the road. So maybe some optimism here. But here's

a thing. When you're trading at record highs, the NASDA getting an intraday high, you know,

not too long ago, good news doesn't always move the needle. Investors right now seem to be in a

wait-and-sea mode, especially with this

monster week you talked about. The market really just needs to digest what's next, even when

the headlines just look positive for now. And speaking of positive headlines, Samsung shares

jumping almost 7% today after landing a $16.5 billion deal to make Tesla's next generation AI chips specifically

for their self-driving cars and humanoids. It's a big foundry win for Samsung, and it's a major

vote of confidence for Samsung's Texas plant and could mark a shift in the chip race, especially

as Tesla passed over Intel, while questions still remain about timing,

profitability. The deal could be a long-term boost not only for Samsung, but also for

semi-cap equipment names, names like ASML, KLA, we can even throw lamb in the mix, given the

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