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Chairman Kevin Warsh, the Fed chair, said during his news conference following the decision that the Fed remained focused on In his words, price stability, despite the pause and that the employment picture has been quite positive.

I'll discuss today's market action shortly with Gabriel Wisdom with American Money Management and get into the Fed's decision, the details and the economy with Mark Hamrick, who attended the Fed news conference today.

Shares of Oracle moving higher by 11% today after it provided 2030 revenue outlook of $225 billion, according to CNBC, implying annual growth of 35%.

Chipmakers moving higher today.

The yield in the 10-year note, though, back above 5%, 5.01%.

percent as the Federal Reserve held the line on short-term interest rates today.

We'll talk more about that shortly with Mark Hamrick about all of that and he was at the Fed news conference today by the way so we got the right guy coming on the line and also Dan Raviv on the Middle East.

He'll be joining us live in the next half hour as well as we watch the latest military action there and also the indecisive results at this point of the Israeli elections.

If our government can't see the weight that this is putting on everyday people, we need to kind of unite as one.

Economic analyst Mark Hamrick says a rate hike to try to stabilize prices is likely coming before the end of the year.

Chairman Warsh has said repeatedly that the Fed has failed to achieve its 2% annualized inflation target for more than five years.

That's not a good look, first of all.

Although she does say there will be some hiding places.

Also talking scary numbers, Mark Hamrick, chief economic analyst at The Hamrick Brief.

We go off the news with him to talk about Tuesday's pending home sales numbers and what they say for the state of the economy.

Plus, Halloween is a scary time.

She literally spells the word breadth just to make sure you're getting it in this interview.

So, lots of really good stuff.

Always fun to reconnect with Mark Hamrick.

We are longtime friends, and he is one of the savviest observers in journalism, in the journalism world, on what's been going on when it comes to housing and mortgage rates and the rest.

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A spacewalk outside shuttle Endeavour is well underway this hour, the second of the mission aimed at fixing the Hubble telescope.

We'll get a live update now from my colleague Bob Moon of the Kennedy

Mortgage rates are the highest we've seen in three years this week.

All that and more with veteran business journalist Mark Hamrick, founder of the Hamrick Brief.

And nowadays, oftentimes, you don't know whether to laugh or cry.

We choose to laugh, and so does Fritz Coleman, named very familiar to Southern California audiences, Emmy Award-winning weatherman and stand-up comedian who is performing at the El Portal Theater in North Hollywood.

The yield in the 10-year note shot higher to 5.28%.

All this on a weaker-than-expected jobs report, which came out today, leading Wall Street to believe that the Fed will likely hold the line on short-term interest rates later this month.

We'll talk more about that with veteran business journalist and Fed watcher Mark Hamrick, who'll be joining us live coming up here in the next half hour.

Gold pulling back today by more than $30 at $4,172 in change.

What's trending on the job scene? The Labor Department releases its September employment report today.

Here's a preview from Mark Hamrick, chief economic analyst at The Hamrick Brief.

Mark, what can we expect?

Good to be with you, Gordon.

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We're speaking with Mark Hamrick, chief economic analyst at The Hamrick Brief.

We're previewing the September jobs report.