Market Moving Insight and Analysis.

Join Jim Kramer, David Faber, and me, Carl Cantonia,

on the opening bell hour of CNBC Squawk on the Street.

Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street.

I'm Carl Kintania with Jim Kramer, David Faber, the New York Stock Exchange.

Stocks are set to take a breather at the open after four days of robust gains.

And now, a solid jobs number, 225,000 well above estimates, wages strong,

participation rate at a seven-year high.

Contrast that with the manufacturing data in Europe, very weak.

You see Europe's right across the board.

Oils struggling to hold 50 and the 10-year

below 1-6. Our roadmap begins with the warm weather jobs boost, January payrolls surging.

Stocks are still poised to retreat, though, with the Open. On track, though, for their best week

in eight months. We'll get reaction for the White House with Vice President Mike Pence later on

this morning. Plus, shows the Uber are spiking this ahead of the bell.

The company did say it's going to be profitable sooner than we thought.

CEO Derek Kuzra Shahi telling CnBC Uber plans to put a majority of its revenue growth into the bottom line.

And Paul Singer versus Massasan, activist hedge fund Elliott management, taking a $2.5 billion stake in SoftBank.

First, though, the better than expected January payroll number includes the addition of 206,000 private sector jobs.

Unemployment ticks up to 3.6. Labor force participation also increases.

Wage growth up three one year on year. People are wondering, Jim, why yields are not acting as you might expect. We did get these benchmark revisions down.

It's incredible. I think that there should be. I mean, the big job gains are exactly where you would move interest rates. They're in construction.

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