Wall Street took the postponement of the U.S.-China tariff deadline in stride and refocused on inflation numbers arriving Tuesday that may play an outsized roll in the decision by the Federal Reserve about weather to cut rates,

STORY: Wall Street's main indexes ended lower on Monday, with the Dow dropping almost half a percent, the S&P 500 shedding a quarter of a percent and the Nasdaq losing nearly one-third of a percent.Investors digested reports that major semiconductor companies Nvidia and AMD had agreed to give the Trump administration 15% of revenue from sales of their advanced chips to China.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump has extended the suspension of higher tariffs on Chinese imports for another 90 days, keeping the U.S. levy at 30%, while China agreed to keep its rate at 10%. The decision, announced Monday, comes as fresh inflation data shows prices ticking up for some consumer goods.