Diana Olick

Diana Olick, CNBC real estate reporter known for housing market coverage, breaks down a sharp 17.5% plunge in January new home sales. She explores causes beyond mortgage rates and what the sudden drop could mean for builders and buyers. Short, clear takes on shifting housing demand and market signals.

Gabriela Santos, Chief Market Strategist for J.P. Morgan, dives into market dynamics driven by monetary policy and the implications for stocks and bonds. Jonathan Ross, Founder and CEO of Groq, explains his company's innovative approach to AI chips, focusing on cost and energy efficiency. Diana Olick reports on surprising new home sales figures, highlighting a rise in prices despite mortgage rate challenges. Plus, insights on Alibaba's massive $53 billion AI spending and the economic impact of the upcoming Ryder Cup.

Diana Olick, CNBC real estate correspondent covering housing and mortgages. She discusses the spring housing slowdown as mortgage rates climb. Also covered: stocks rallying before Trump’s Iran address, debate over fading the bounce, Nike’s post-earnings slump, and SpaceX’s confidential IPO filing and potential market impact.

Diana Olick, CNBC real estate reporter covering housing data, and Mike Santoli, market commentator and columnist, unpack market moves. They discuss war-related headlines driving stock and oil swings. They cover crude topping $100, gold pullbacks, rising pump prices, and a steep drop in new home sales. Short takes on upcoming earnings and sports tie-ins wrap things up.

Diana Olick, CNBC real estate reporter who tracks housing trends and mortgage impacts. She talks about buyers pulling back amid uncertainty. She covers mortgage rates around 6–6.25% and how high prices and tight supply affect demand. She also discusses sellers relisting homes, often at reduced prices.