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This category by far blew away all the categories. of that 20,000 that was majority. >> ed: people trying to figure out the new tax law. >> there was something to be said for that. accountants. of course. unfortunately, construction was the weakest. that's where the most jobs were lost. it's not just about the u.s. we're seeing signs from weakness from other parts of the world. china, you had the export data come in. something more than a 20% drop. that's making investors nervous in this trade bar between us and china continues to go on. china is being hurt economically more than we are. >> ed...

Currency took a tumble in the days of uncertainty that follows but it picked up on tuesday even before the announcement held by a strong export data from germany so for the latest market reaction let's bring in our market correspondent john hendren alone in a frankfurt genelle good to see oh so looks like that investors read something good something positive into last night's speech. it certainly looks that way monica so basically as you said european indices are up in early trading today led mostly by spain's ibex which is up one and a half percent this is of course a market improvement to la...

Percent since the high back in may, a few months ago, the textbook definition of a correction. now, a lot of people are pretty concerned seeing the down down 500 points but it is good, a healthy develop 349. you would rather have a pit of a pull back, 10 percent, rather than having the bubble burst and not necessarily we were in a bubble but we had seen the markets over 200 percent since the march of 2009 low. this was bound to happen. >> what do we say caused this? greece? china? >> china was one. we had economic woes in china, worries the economy will not grow at the 7 percent the government...

Pistorius does not deny shooting steenkamp, but says he thought she was a burglar. the judge banned live reporting during the pathologist's testimony out of respect to steenkamp's family. surprising drop in china markets had the markets reeling. good morning, geoff. >> yeah, you know what, that chinese export data, drop of 18%, it really rattled the traders yesterday. they were looking for something stronger clearly. and it meant that we saw the u.s. session weaker. and we had some negative closers here in europe, as well. it's a different day. we kick off from a fresh, but it is mixed here ...

the first prime minister has been indicted. mr. gilani entered a plea of not guilty. the court demanded he ask swiss authorities to revive corruption charges against president zardari and others. an autopsy of whitney houston has revealed no signs of foul play but could take eight weeks to get toxicology result. attempts of resuscitation failed on sunday after she was found unconscious in the bathroom of her hollywood hotel room. those are the world headlines. i'm monita rajpal. "world business today" starts right now. good morning, from cnn london, i'm nina dos santos. >> and ve...