Tuesday Evening Links

[CNBC] Stock futures were little changed as investors await Fed rate decision: Live updates

[Reuters] US consumer confidence slips to six-month low; worries over job availability rising

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] US Home Prices Post Weakest Gain in More Than Two Years

[AP] South Korea trade deal appears elusive as Trump seeks $350B investment

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Nvidia CEO Downplays AI Bubble Fears as He Enlists New Partners

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Trump Uses Government-Investing Push to Boost Nuclear Industry

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Liquid Credit’s Wobbles Are Good for Private Lenders, Ares Says

[Reuters] Exclusive: US military officials required to sign NDAs tied to Latin America mission, sources say

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Israel Orders Strikes on Gaza in Fresh Threat to Ceasefire

[Bloomberg] Fed Seen Cutting Rates, But With No Added Signal

[Bloomberg] Goldman Pauses $2.5 Billion Sevita Loan With Plan to Revise Sale

[Bloomberg] JPMorgan Sees Fed Reviving 2019 Playbook to Ease Market Strains

[Bloomberg] China Closing In on US as Leader in Global Science, Study Shows

[WSJ] Senate Rebukes Trump on Brazil Tariffs

[WSJ] Visa Sales Jump as Consumers Keep Spending

[WSJ] Doug Ford: Why Ontario Ran the Reagan Ad