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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I am Sarah Eisen with Brian Sullivan here at post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange.

Carl Jim and David, all have the morning off. Take a look at futures this morning, as Andrew just noted.

Headed for a lower start on this final trading day

of the week. Dow futures down almost 200, NASDAQ futures down 110. But we're still looking at

really nice gains for the week, talking about more than 1% gains. Actually, 1.8 for the S&P 500 going

into today. Nasdaq up more than 2% for the week. Treasury's kind of mixed.

We saw some buying earlier.

It looks like that's reversing.

Our roadmap begins with renewed geopolitical risks for stocks,

South Korea and German political turmoil,

plus rising tariff and trade concerns.

We're going to break down what investors need to know

ahead of these final trading days of 2024.

All that ahead. Plus Netflix

setting some news streaming records for its NFL Christmas double header. Beyonce, to your point, Sarah.

Yes. I think driving a lot of the viewership, we're going to give you those numbers ahead.

It shares though of Netflix down a little bit ahead of the open. Open AI laying out its for-profit plan saying it, quote,

needs more capital than imagine, which is interesting because I can imagine a lot of capital.

Turns out it's expensive to make AI. Turning to the markets, though, the 10-year yield holding just

above 4.6% this morning with the S&P and the NASDAQ

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