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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintanillo with David Faber, the New York Stock Exchange.

Kramer's at one market in San Francisco as Dreamforce gets ready to wrap up today.

Future is getting some bounce out of those comments

from the president on Fox a few moments ago that a China trade deal is quote potentially very

close. Plenty to watch, whether it's these flash PMIs, Lagarde's first major speech, this Tesla

cyber truck. Europe is up 10-year 176 as we'll get Michigan sentiment in an hour. Our roadmap begins

with Tesla's truck

rollout, unveiling its first all-electric pickup, the cyber truck, and it is nothing like you've

ever seen before. Plus, Wall Street is looking to snap a three-day losing streak. Stocks do seem to be

set for a positive open as Chinese president Xi Jinping says Beijing wants to work for a trade deal. And a roller coaster

week for retail. Today it's Gap, Nordstrom, William Sonoma, and Foot Locker that are in focus.

We'll get to the China trade headlines in a moment, but we're going to start with Tesla unveiling

this first ever pickup truck last night. Elon Musk says the cyber truck will have a starting price of

just under 40K.

Production set to begin in late 2021.

Musk touts the vehicle's futuristic design, the armored glass.

But as you might know by now, a demonstration to show how bulletproof the glass was did not go according to plan.

Franz, could you try to break this glass, please?

Yeah.

Sure?

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