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Good Friday morning. Welcome to Squawk on the Street. I'm Carl Kintania with Jim Kramer, David Faber,

post-9 of the New York Stock Exchange. Closing out a choppy week and that equity stumble on Thursday, the S&P about a dozen points

from breaking even for the week.

Got some earnings blowups to look at.

Biden and she announced a summit next week.

A roadmap's going to begin with the Powell effect on markets, though, as the Fed shares message

on inflation and rates does put an end to that win streak.

Also ahead, Tesla shares are down almost 5% this week,

but that's not stopping one firm from calling it a very expensive auto company. Plus,

Troy's Secretary Yellen to meet with China's vice premier for a second day, setting the stage

for talks between President Biden and Xi that of course expected next week.

Let's begin with the markets and the end of that win streak for the SMP and NASDAQ two years long,

following this comment from the Fed chair yesterday.

The FMC is committed to achieving a stance of monetary policy that is sufficiently restrictive to bring

inflation down to 2% over time. We are not confident that we've achieved such a stance. We know

that ongoing progress toward our 2% goal is not assured. Inflation has given us a few headfakes

along the way. If it becomes appropriate to tighten policy further, we will not hesitate to do so.

Jim, 24 hours ago, you said look out for the auction. I'm not sure you were counting on even this.

I didn't count on this auction, which was really horrible. And I think that what's happened is

we tend to forget that we have to deal with 30-year issuance this year because it was done by a treasury that frankly never thought that we would get to these levels.

Treasury is kind of uniquely out of it.

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