sharfstein: absolutely.t interpret what i am saying as criticism for the cdc telling individuals -- to me, this is a case of advice for individuals being over interpreted, overuse, may be rather than that there was a problem with the advice, so to say. jonathan: joshua sharfstein, johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health vice dean. i think this is where things get complicated for people. from the cdc, you just want science, and too often, there has been concerned whether science is being conflated with social issues, ethics, all of the above. lisa: there's also the legitimate concern for, say, the worker of a coffee shop who does not know if someone coming in is vaccinated or not vaccinated, and that person is not wearing a mask, and they do not feel safe. do they have legitimacy and the law behind them, the cdc recommendation, to say "please put on a mask"? jonathan: they do. companies get to set policy. lisa: yet those who are rewarded for taking looser guidelines may not be so good for public healt

jonathan: joshua sharfstein. just a headline, a $10,000 appreciation bonus.ng from some reporting early this morning. ubs paying a $40,000 one-time bonus to the banking analyst. tom: there is no question about this, i. anecdotally -- i hear it anecdotally, labor has the upper hand for the first time in ages. it is just to keep the bodies there. we are going to see a lot more of this. jonathan: are we going to see it in next month's payrolls report? tom: i think it is an elite thing. i'm not sure if it is in next month's payrolls report. i will leave that to the market economists. i would suggest that inequality in the fight for the haves to get labor. jonathan: coming up, looking forward to that debate and conversation in around 10 minutes time. equity futures unchanged on the s&p 500. tom: the hour without lisa. jonathan: will we get by? tom: i think doge. ♪ ♪ ♪ look, if your wireless carrier was a guy you'd leave him tomorrow. not very flexible. not great at saving. you deserve better... xfinity mobile. now they have unlimited for just $30 a month... $30. a

joshua sharfstein.g up in the next hour of bloomberg markets, the oecd with their semiannual economic forecast raising their global growth forecast that they warned of an uneven global recovery today. we will hear what the outgoing secretary-general, angel gurria, right here on bloomberg. ♪ ♪ >> a very good morning from our headquarters in dubai. it is "bloomberg markets" with me, manus cranny. the oecd raising its 2021 global growth forecast, but warning of an uneven recovery ahead. china lifting its two-child rule in an effort to boost the country's birth rate and fixed the looming economic problem of an aging population. plus, china's factory data holds firm for the month. despite recent volatility, cryptocurrency platform -- is committed. the founder tells us why he is expecting able market the summer. what exactly are the risks to your market this week? it could be that the be boc -- the pboc unseat's the rally in the yuan. why would you take risk in a jobs week? the pboc have issued a cease-and-de