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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.

A quick rundown of a sudden gas price jump and how an 80-cent rise affects SUV fill-ups. A look at core inflation ticking up to 3.1% year-over-year. Discussion of how energy shocks could squeeze incomes and slow growth. Political perspectives linking higher fuel costs to global conflict.

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John Gurley, a Silicon Valley venture capitalist and Benchmark Capital partner, offers career advice on AI. He discusses why many workers feel disengaged. He explains how to become the AI expert in your field to accelerate learning and boost your career. He briefly references his book Running Down a Dream.

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Diana Olick, CNBC real estate correspondent who covers housing trends, explains why spring home sales remain sluggish. She discusses buyers’ hesitation despite mortgage rates hitting four-year lows. She compares current rates to last year and breaks down why lower rates have not yet sparked a market rebound.

Liz Everett Crisberg, Head of the Bank of America Institute who analyzes consumer banking and housing trends, breaks down rapid rent increases. She discusses how rent now consumes half of many paychecks. She highlights Bank of America data tracking millions and explains households trading down to afford rising housing costs.

A fast look at rising U.S. credit card balances and what that means for borrowers. A discussion of personal loan rates and how they can sometimes mirror card interest. A reminder that refinancing alone does not stop overspending. Information about nonprofit credit counseling as a tool to break the debt cycle.