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3.6% unemployment rate. pretty good report. how do you read it today? >> great to see you both. it is a pretty good report. we want to see this kind of job creation month over month even though it was shy of the most economist expectations. always good to see the unemployment rate moving lower. it moved lower by 3.6%. my issue with this report is a big portion of the jobs created in the month of march were low-paying jobs. you are talking about jobs in leisure, hospitality, retail. these are low-paying jobs. if you zero in on the data behind the headlines in this report, we see that wages move...

Expenses for businesses. inflation is felt in the input costs for businesses and it will cut into margins and potentially impact earnings down the line and that could impact the stock market as well. right now it is a good story. wages are going up for workers, up 4/10%. down the road that's certainly inflationary for corporations and that ultimately is passed on at the register for consumers as well. double digit increases in a number of things. >> dana: in terms of price increases get this, oreo, and wheat thins and tris kets. they'll go up 6 or 7%. meat is a consistent problem. beef up 14%,...

Three gigs and make more money with the government checks i'm getting. that's an issue. the other issue is wages. they were up 4/10 of a percent. you have to look to wages as a worry sign. input costs are going up. i'm talking about the expense of running a business. it will cut into margins. very cyclical. when things comes to margin it affects the stock market and the broad macro story. we could see some danger signs within this report even though the headline number is better than expected. >> bill: some of the revisions to the last two months is higher looking for jobs. 10 million job open...

Coalition, each of the partners if he does get the liberals, they will have a pretty strong leg to stand on. also due to the election results which has both parties with some pretty strong results. on the other hand, armin laschet, the conservatives, the party of angela merkel, it seems for him, the air seems to be getting quite thin. there has been a lot of criticism and a poll showing a lot of germans do favor olaf scholz to become the next chancellor. isa? >> fred, keep us posted on those negotiation talks. appreciate it. thanks, fred. now let me get you a quick check of the global market...

A participation rate of 61.7% of those participating in the economy. that's up 1/10% from the month of june. it's okay, not great. average hourly earnings another thing i'm focused on. we're worried about inflation. when will it when hit earnings that companies are forced to pay more for their talented employees? and that slows things down. average hourly earnings up 4/10% month over month. 4% year-over-year. employees are getting raises and they are making more money. that could be a negative for the federal reserve because it will push them to raise interest rates. then again we need the fed...