Market Insight and Analysis. You're listening to the opening bell of CNBC, Squawk on the Street.

Good Tuesday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintanao with Jim Kramer at post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange.

Faber has the morning off. Future stabilize a bit here after Monday's tariff-related sell-off.

As the market pins its hopes on more deal announcements, maybe some implementation delays, got some

bare steepening and bond yields, the long bond, near 5% once again.

Our roadmap begins with market fallout from the president's tariffs moves as Goldman and B of A raised

their S&P forecasts.

A major coup for Mark Zuckerberg, hiring Apple's top AI expert, and Amazon kicking off off its prime day event what's at stake for the retail giant

amid the uncertainty over tariffs. Let's begin with the markets though trying to shrug off these tariff and trade jitters.

Yesterday the president was asked about the letters he sent to trading partners regarding steeper tariff rates.

Take a listen.

Are the tariff letters that you sent today final offers, or are they negotiating?

No, that's final offer.

So South Korea, Japan should take it or leave it?

We're always subject to negotiate something that's fair.

But we've talked to most of the countries, and pretty much they've had their way for many,

many decades, as you know.

And it was time that we just wanted fairness.

So Jim, given that some of these levels are not that different from the ones we saw in April,

does the market deserve to be 25% higher?

Well, look, I think it just was an ideal time to start being tough. It seems like

the president recognized the stock market was a big. I know you can say, well, that somebody's

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