Live from the Nazak market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money.

Here's what's on tap tonight. A housing revival. Homebuilders flying as a 30-year mortgage falls to its lowest level in nearly three years.

What the drop will mean for buyers waiting on the sidelines and how the Trump administration is continuing its push for affordability.

Plus a data center surge, meta, signing a big nuclear deal,

how fuel its AI ambitions the names powering the push and how the data center demand could grow in 2026.

And later, an EB-Tol takeoff by names like Jobi and Archer are soaring this week.

Novo's prime pill, how Amazon is bringing the weight loss pill to customers, and Google

nearing a milestone, the big number, and where the traders see the stock heading from here.

I'm Melissa Lee. Come to you, Laughan, Studio B at the NASDAQ, on the desk tonight, Tim Seymour,

Karen Fireman, Steve Grasso, and Julie Beale. We start off with that big drop in mortgage rate,

the 30-year falling 22 basis points to a slowest level

in nearly three years.

This is President Trump announces he is ordering Fannie and Freddie Mac to buy $200

billion in mortgage bonds.

The drop in rates sending home builder stocks soaring, Toll Brothers, Lenar, Pulte, and Deerhorn

all rallying on the drop in mortgage rates.

Let's get to Diana Oleg. He's got all the

details behind these moves. Diana. Well, Melissa, there were all these projections last night about

what buying all that MBS would do to mortgage rates in the future, but we really didn't need to

wait. Rates moved lower just on the news of it all. The average, as you said, on the 30-year fixed,

dropping 22 basis

points to 5.99%. It hasn't been that low since the start of February, 2023. All that according to

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