Good Tuesday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Sarah Eisen with Carl Kintania and David Faber. We are live, as always, from post nine of the New York Stock Exchange. It is the last day of the first quarter and stocks are higher today, but pacing for their worst quarter in years. We'll talk to

market experts, Edgar Denny and Adam Parker about how they're positioned for Q2. Plus, the CEO

of Hershey is with us as the company lays out a strategy update after a strong start to the year.

And it's another Supreme Court opinion day, so that means we're waiting a potential decision

this hour on President Trump's authority to fire Fed Governor Lisa Cook. We'll bring you any headlines on that

case if we do get it this hour. First up, though, conference board and jolt's on deck. Let's get

back to Rick Santelli. Hey, Rick. Indeed, these are consumer confidence numbers from the

conference board for the month of March.

91.8 is the headline much stronger than the 87.9 that we were looking for.

Sequentially, higher than the 91.0, which is a subtle revision from 91.2.

That would be the best since the end of last year when we were 94.2.

So it is a good number.

And if we look at the present situation, same thing.

A solid number better than expectations.

123.3.

That would be the best since the end of last year as well.

And finally, expectations, 70.9, better than the 68 and

change we're looking for. It is the only numbers thus far. That's not sequentially higher. Our

last look was 72. 70.9 would be the lightest since 67 and change in January, but all in all pretty good numbers.

Job opening the labor turnover, always two months in arrears.

This is a February number, expected, a number close to 6.9 million, comes in at 6,882,000,

with a fairly large revision to the upside in the rearview mirror from 6,946, all the way up to

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