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

Here's what on tap is what's on tap tonight.

The Fed and Focus.

The central bank holding steady on rates, but raising its forecast for inflation and cutting its outlook for growth,

what it means for markets and for Chair Powell.

And a Robotexie route shares of Uber and Lyft taking a tumble on

headlines out of Waymo. What the rollout of robotaxies in New York City could mean for the

future of transportation. Plus, banks get a boost on hopes for easing regulation. One analyst

sees even more upside for Oracle and what's next for oil as mid-east tensions remain high.

We'll talk to RBC's Hlema Croft to get some answers.

I'm Courtney Reagan in this evening for Melissa Lee coming to live from Studio B at the NASDAQ.

On the desk tonight, we have Tim Seymour, Dan Nathan, Guy Dami, and Michael Kontopoulos,

who is Deputy Chief Investment Officer at Richard Bernstein Advisors.

So we will start with all of the action after the Fed's latest meeting.

Stock's losing steam in the final minutes of trading while the NASDAQ managed to hold

on to a small game.

Both the S&P and the Dow dipped into negative territory.

All had been up a half a percent or more earlier in the session.

Yields, meanwhile, ended well off

their lows of the day with the 10-year Treasury trading at 4.4 percent at its peak.

Now, the moves coming after the Federal Reserve's latest meeting, while the central bank held

firm on expectations for two rate cuts this year, new economic projection signaled higher

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