Market moving insight and analysis join Jim Kramer, David Faber, me, Carl Kaintena, on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street.

Good Tuesday morning, welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintanio with Sarah Eisen and David Faber

at post nine to the New York Stock Exchange. Kramer has the morning off. Pre-market solid as the triple Q's go for a 10th straight gain.

That's the longest streak since 23. Fed meeting

does begin with Stephen Myron and Lisa Cook. Retail sales were sturdy, although so were

import prices, highest in about a year and a half. A roadmap begins with stocks continuing

to hit these new record highs, the Mag 7 leading the charge with Alphabet and Tesla. Retail sales did come in hotter than expected as the Fed kicks off that two-day meeting.

Of course, the focus will be interest rates.

It comes as an appeals court rules that Fed Governor Lisa Cook can continue to serve on the Fed board.

And Rivian, breaking ground on a long-delayed $5 billion EV plan in Georgia.

Founder and CEO will join us this hour.

Let's get to the markets this morning.

S&P NASDAG, both closing at new records again powered by the MagS7 names.

Investors gearing up for this week's Fed meeting kicks off today with the federal appeals court yesterday,

ruling that the president cannot fire

Governor Cook before the central bank votes on rates. Also, the Senate confirming the president's

pick, Stephen Myron, to join the Fed Board of Governors. Myron will participate in this two-day

meeting. Senate vote 47-47. VP breaks the tie. A lot of, actually five senators did not vote, including, I think, some GOPers as well.

Yeah, Murkowski voted against him.

They were worried about, I don't know why, but they're worried about the fact that he did not resign his post as the Council of Economic Advisors,

although he is taking an unpaid leave.

And this is only a position,

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