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Good morning. Happy New Year.

Welcome to Squawk on the Street.

I'm Scott Wobner with Morgan Brennan and Mike Santoli.

We're live from the New York Stock Exchange.

Carl, Jim, and David have the morning off.

Let's take a look at futures for the first

trading day of the new year. And there you go. That's what China stimulus looks like for the U.S.

market. Looks like we're going to set new records right off the open. Dow would open higher by

165. The S&P higher by 18. Stocks coming off their best year since 2013. S&P 500 was up better than 28%. And as I said,

those China easing measures overnight giving a boost to global markets, including here in the

United States. Our roadmap starts with exactly that. The Bulls on the run after a monster

2019 rally Wall Street looks to keep it going in the new year. Stocks set to open the decade sharply

higher. Plus, Carlos Gohn Mystery, an Interpol arrest warrant now out for the oust of

Nissan boss who fled from Japan to Beirut earlier this week. And Tesla Auditare shares

rallying again ahead of the open as one analyst issues a major price target boost, predicting

strong EV growth this year. Well, we begin with the markets looking for a strong start to the

new year, this after we saw the Dow rise 22% in 2019. The S&P 500 up almost 29%. Well, the NASDAQ,

35% was the gain for the tech heavy NASDAQ. All right, so here we go. Let's get it started. Slight pause at the end of last year, nothing to speak of. It's been a bit of a tradition of recent years. A pretty good update on the first trading day of January. It doesn't determine the rest of the year, but it really seems like the trends that took hold

at the very end of last year are intact. You have a good fourth quarter return as we did. It tends to

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