let's talk more about this with the w a financial correspondent, james sweeney in new york. hi james. good to see these kinds of data can be a little bit confusing to interpret. is this good or is it bad news for the u. s. economy? it's a little bit of both. the truth is it depends on who you asking what they're focused on. because regarding jobs, if someone is looking for a job and they got one, that's great news, we'll come back to contributing to society, good job. but someone, if there's someone out there struggling to find the job and still can't find one, then you read this in an implies the doors of a hiring opportunity is closing. now regarding interest rates, i mean raising rates in attempt to ease inflation in the nation that keeps finding it harder and harder to afford the life. that's not really going to be celebrated. now, what business really wants to open or expand the market like this? be us when profits are steady, but costs are raising that hurts the bottom line for a business. and well, since businesses run the u. s. economy, this is not really welcome news