jobture on the front with employers hiring more workers as wages stagnate. 200-3000 jobs- were added last month but more -- 200 and 3000 jobs were added just remainut we stagnant. 203,000 jobs were added last month but wages remain stagnant. one positive element was the drop in the number of long-term unemployed to 25.8%, the lowest level since march 2009. alreadyconsumers have propped up the property markets in sydney and the u.s. and now they are turning to japan. real estate agents in beijing are organizing tours to tokyo and osaka. the demand is driven by the wiki yen and excitement over the tokyo olympics. chinese investors are pushing home prices higher with prices in tokyo at a record high, up 11% over two years. the japanese housing market is likely to be positive news for government which is trying to reinflate the economy. rishaad: we're going to take a break but later in the program, yes or no? the crucial referendum in greece and what could happen if they decide to go it alone. after this break, we'll look at why japan is sticking with the tax hike plans despite inflation