cnbc's carmen wong ullrich joins us now.t investors in particular are looking for this week, take us through it. >> here's the thing when it comes to unemployment, we've got quite a ways to go. we still have 4.9 million people collecting unemployment benefits and we need to see for recovery over half a million jobs created. we're pretty far from that. analysts say that's going to come about closely to the summer and fall before we reverse all these job losses. >> as far as there are some sectors of the economy, noticeably the service sector, where they're already adding jobs. is that something that's sustainable? >> yeah, it is probably sustainable. we got to see credit in banking open up to small businesses because we have to realize this is a big, big part of our economy here. until credit opens up to small businesses, more retailers, we're not going to see a lot of the job creation. as credit eases hopefully we can see more job creation as the economy recovers. >> what's the mood among those on wall street, investors and