Here are some of the companies presenting earnings after the closing bell on Tuesday: Nike Constellation Brands Progress Software

Nike is expected to report another quarter of declining sales as the sneaker giant struggles to regain strength under its turnaround strategy.

A Bank of America analyst warns, ahead of Q4 results, that numbers matter less as the brand fights to reclaim market share.

Nike beat market expectations on Tuesday, reporting $10.97 billion in revenue, more than $130 million than expected.

The changes leave undergraduate loan limits largely intact but impose hard caps on parent borrowing, eliminate a key graduate lending program, impose lifetime federal borrowing limits and scale back repayment protections for new borrowers

Federal student loan repayment plans are set to change on July 1. Danielle Douglas-Gabriel, a national higher education reporter for The Washington Post, joins with more.

The Department of Education has framed the overhaul of the student loan system as a necessary move to simplify programs that have not served taxpayers for decades and helped push up the cost of tuition.

New federal student loan rules taking effect July 1 will change repayment options for millions of borrowers.

Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh is talking less than some of his predecessors, making some investors nervous about the prospect of a quieter Fed. At his first Fed meeting as chairman, Warsh shortened the central bank's policy statement and declined to provide an interest-rate forecast.

Financial journalist John Carney and former Reagan economist Art Laffer discuss inflation versus deflation, pointing to declines in oil, gold and cryptocurrency prices on ‘Kudlow.’

Esther George spent a decade dissenting in favor of tighter policy. Now she says Warsh may have no choice but to raise rates.

Everything you need to know before you reach the office this morning.

Policymakers gather in Portugal as new data shows euro-region inflation easing

Rapidly retreating energy prices have eased pressure on the European Central Bank to raise interest rates in July, though policymakers continue to see a small rate hike later this year as the more likely outcome,

The case for the European Central Bank to raise interest rates for a second time isn’t as clear as it was, according to Governing Council member Pierre Wunsch.

The head of the European Central Bank said the bank’s latest rate increase will help bring down inflation to its 2% target by next year

Oil prices were slightly higher as traders focused on the prospect of fresh talks between the U.S. and Iran in Doha. Trump has said talks will take place in Qatar's capital on Tuesday, although a spokesperson for Iran's Foreign Ministry has denied this.

Workarounds for the Strait of Hormuz chokepoint and a drop in crude imports to China helped ease the impact of lost Persian Gulf oil.

The two countries also agreed to renew talks over the Strait of Hormuz, raising hopes of saving an interim peace deal.

Oil prices were little changed on Tuesday but were headed for their ​biggest monthly and quarterly losses since the COVID-19 pandemic in early 2020, with investors eyeing potential U.S.-Iran talks in Doha amid a strained ‌interim ceasefire in the four-month-long war.

Social Security payments in July follow a normal schedule, with most payments scheduled to be sent starting July 8. Social Security benefits, which are paid mostly to recipients who are older or retired,

The Social Security Administration has set July payment dates for the millions of Americans enrolled in its benefits program.

Social Security recipients will receive their checks as usual in July, with the exception of some recipients who will receive two checks.

July 2026 brings four rounds of Social Security payments, a holiday schedule shift, and a new senior tax break. Here's what retirees need to know this month.