Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the street. I'm Sarah Eisen with David Faber and Mike Santoli today.

We are live, as always, from Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Carl Kintanilla has the morning off.

Coming up this hour, Intel, the latest tech name to see a wild post-earnings move surging after results here, up 22%.

We'll talk to noted investor Dan Niles about where he's putting his money to work as we get ready for numbers next week from five of the MAG7 companies.

Also ahead, Council on Foreign Relations President Michael Froman is with us to talk about the latest in Iran and hopes for renewed peace talks here.

And former United Airlines CEO, Oscar Moonnows, joins us to discuss the potential government rescue of Spirit Airlines.

Consumer sentiment just crossing the tape. Rick Santelli has that for us. Morning, Rick.

Good morning, Mike and D. Now, these are final reads for April. And the mid-month reads had some shocking news within there, some historic lows. So let's look at it.

47.6 was our mid-month read on headline.

That was the lowest ever going back to the 70s, which my database does.

It rises to 49.8, but it's only the best since March the month before these numbers were

released.

52.5 is current conditions up from 50.1 and 50.1 was also the all-time back to 70s low,

and it moves up to 52.5. And since in March final read, we're 55 and change, it comps to

March as well. Expectations. What lies ahead?

Well, it still remains under 50, 461 in the rearview mirror. That was the lowest since the 1980s,

and it moves now, well, it moves now to 48.1. 48.1, you guessed it the best since March,

and we are of 51.7. Now, you guessed it, the best since March, and we are 51.7.

Now, let's get to the inflation reads.

The one-year inflation mid-month read was 4.8.

It moderates to 4.7.

And, of course, that would be the lowest, you guessed it, since March when it was under 4%.

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