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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kinteneo with Jim Kramer at Post 9 of the New York Stock Exchange.

David Faber is the morning off.

Wrapping up Q1 today, NASDAQ 100's best March quarter in over a decade.

Future is getting a bump here from some lower than

expected inflation data, both in Europe and here at home, Fed bank lending stabilizing as well.

Our roadmap begins with stocks closing out the month and the quarter. Tech's on pace for the

best quarter since 2020. This key Fed inflation gauge rising less than expected in February.

We're going to walk you through PCE.

And Senator Warren's with us, joining us live here in just a few moments. We'll talk some banks,

crypto, and the Fed. Let's begin, though, with the markets going into this final trading day

of the quarter in the month. I was just thinking about just the journey we've been on in the last 90

days, Jim. We've been all over the map.

We went from being an economy that was way too hot,

to be an economy that we thought was in crisis

because it's way too cold and deflationary,

back into thinking that perhaps if no more banks are done,

that we have to start worrying about inflation again,

to where we got some numbers that were a little bit softer,

but not so much soft that maybe J-PAL doesn't have to go to work, maybe another hike. But I think this was the quarter

that repudiated the yield curve. I've been investing for 40 years, and the periods where the

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