Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures all reached record highs, with only the Russell 2000 futures lagging slightly. Recent 2- and 5-Year Note auctions showed stable investor appetite as yields matched expectations. International data saw the Bank of Japan's core CPI align with expectations, while German consumer climate was lower than anticipated. U.S. composite home prices rose 1.6% according to Case-Shiller, and the Conference Board's consumer confidence beat expectations at 94.6. The gold sell-off continued, with Gold futures dropping below $4,000 an ounce for the first time since October 10th. Silver futures are up, while Copper futures and Crude Oil futures are lower. Central bank week begins with the Bank of Canada, the FOMC, and the Bank of Japan all having decisions tomorrow. The FOMC is expected to cut rates by 25 basis points. Today features a 7-Year Note auction and earnings reports from 66 companies; tomorrow will bring 78 companies reporting before the open.