Well, that's the end of regulation.

International paper ringing the closing bell at the New York Stock Exchange here on during doing the honors at the NASDAQ.

Stocks jumping to kick off the last full week of the first quarter as a potentially softer stance on tariffs re-energizes the bulls.

The NASDA climbing more than 2% led by a surge for Tesla.

That's a scorecard here on Wall Street.

But the action's just

getting started. Welcome to closing bell over time. I'm Morgan Brennan at CNBC headquarters.

And I'm John Ford. Joining today from San Francisco ahead this hour, Morgan Stanley's global

chief economist Seth Carpenter weighs in on the latest tariff news and the one policy proposal

he says is still an underappreciated drag on the economy.

Plus, we will get to the latest read on the Home Builders and KB Home Reports earnings results,

along with nuclear technology company, Oklahoma.

And former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger speaks out an exclusive interview, his first since being

ousted from the company about Intel's

path forward, what he's doing now, and if he'd ever lead a public company again.

But we start with today's market rally. So let's bring in Carson Group chief market strategist,

Ryan Dietrich and Evans May wealth managing partner, Brooke May. Great to have you both here

with all the major averages higher by anywhere from

one to two and a half percent. Ryan, I'll start with you because we have the S&P it looks like

settling it out at 57-67. So up about 1.7, 1.8 percent. The NASDA got more than 2 percent

here. Can this rally be believed? Well, we think so. Thanks for having me on a green day. It's kind of rare here.

You know, one of the things, Morgan, that we like about this, what have we seen the last couple months?

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