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Interest rates are going to go. what would that mean the _ interest rates are going to go. what would that mean the people sitting at home who, in the coming weeks or months, might be looking to change their mortgage? a lot of fixed rates about to end. martin lewis, sensible advice, said today, there is a chance, no promises, but there is a chance, no promises, but there is a chance that a new fixed—rate mortgage deals may easily. do you think they will? —— ease a little. two things. this ...

And later, a new study that suggests seniors living in the east and southeast regions in the united states are more likely to have alzheimers disease. were going to tell you what the researchers say may be behind that data point. youre watching "cnn news central." were back in just a moment. my name is joshua florence,

A. u.s. employers have now added jobs for 30 months in a row. the jobless rate ticked down slightly to 3.6%, a sign the labor market remains tight. some of the biggest job gains were in government, healthcare, and construction, while hiring in leisure and hospitality slowed last month. however, wages ticked up 4.4% from last year, which means the federal reserve may still have more work to do. now, the central bank hoped wages would cool after 10 consecutive rate hikes. the fed is paying very cl...

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Point. again, were not there yet. thats a discussion we will have with the family long before im going to discuss that here publicly. >> im sorry, maam. >> they can survive beyond tomorrow morning -- >> yes, i cant put a number on the -- you know, im not going to -- i dont have a percentage number. what i will tell you is that is one data point, and there are many data points than that that we have to look at. right now we continue to search and well have that later. >> the noises -- [ inaudible...

I think in the last hour we had to look behind what do you think is happening under jack smiths sort of twin probes one is a prosecution, the other still an active investigation. >> sure. well, one thing that i -- just another data point for you and the listeners is you mentioned that the magistrate judge assigned to the documents case issued this relatively standard order with respect to how the defendants and the defense counsel can use unclassified documents. remember, this is about a standar...

Things are getting worse. for -- at least not black americans. you know, things have gotten a lot worse, people are attacking each other, and its sad, its very sad. >> you know, and gloria -- right, and to that point theres another data point in the story that says nearly six and ten black adults say they are very or somewhat worried, they are someone they love will be attacked because they are black. i will speak for myself, i am one of the six and ten. are you along the six and ten? are you wo...

Oil prices rise on higher Chinese demand and OPEC+ cuts, defying global economic weakness.

That dont have to deal with volatile categories like food or energy really are not showing much ground. that is part of the reason the fed expects to have to continue to raise rates this year, but a lot of unanswered questions about what will push them over the line to announce another rate hike. >> and the fed chief himself saying there are uncertainties. you asked him how long it takes for the rate hikes to be felt in the economy. and here is part of his answer. >> i cant point to the ultimate...

Reacting positively. >> what does that data tell us? >> what that data tells us is we have u.s. retail sales released for the month of may. those unexpectedly rose .3 prts after an increase in april. they are buying more goods and cars, spending is remaining very resilient right now. thats something that could help support the economy and gdp readings we get for the current quarter. however, we are also seeing data that layoffs are beginning to rise. that could be a wild card in terms of the con...