Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk in the Street. I'm Carl Kintanao with Leslie Picker, Mike Santoli, live at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Sarah Eisen and David Faber have the morning off. All-time high number 31 for the year is in the works. Nasdaq all-time high as well. Yields are creeping a little higher this

morning. Ten years back above four one. Today, a rare downgrade for Apple. We got the man behind

the call here to tell us why he put his cell rating on the tech giant. And new report says

NVIDIA's chief Jensen Wong frustrated with delays over its chips deal with the UAE. We've got a shareholder to discuss

how important that market could be for the company and the stock. And the government shutdown

means no jobs number today, but Goldman's Jan Hatzius still with us. He'll give us his latest

take on the economy, talk about what data he is looking at in light of the shutdown.

And speaking of data, we are getting some breaking

economic data right now, not the jobs report, but Rick Santelli has that for us, Rick.

Yes, ISM services. We had the PMI services, and they were sequentially mixed, but they were

still about 50. Here's a September September read 50 on the nose for the

headline that happens to be the weakest actually since May of this year when we

had our sub 50 reading the only one of the year at 49.9 and obviously it's

sequentially lower than our last look for August which was 52 on the

prices paid well it's sequentially higher,

but this is one of the components we'd rather have lower.

69.4 follows 69.2, warmer than expected as well.

We were looking for a number closer to 68.

On the new orders front, 50.4. Big miss here.

We were looking for a number somewhere around 54.5.

Our last look was at 56.

This is the weakest.

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