navigate the transition. i didn t hear you answer the question. do you think the fed is correct as they predict more than a million american job losses next year? do you think that s right? well, we have said consistently as we look at the labor market is that we do expect a cooling in the labor market. the president said that several months ago. we ve seen that cooling down from about 600,000 jobs added every month to closer to 200,000 jobs. but i also think that everyone has to come and look at projections in this labor market with humility. this labor market we re living through doesn t bear resemblance to prior recessions because of the pandemic affecting things. we have still 10 million job openings in the united states. so what you could see is cooling in the labor market without the kind of traditional pain that
down on krunks and to get it in line with the rest of europe. this year it is going to be a lot different obviously because of the russian invasion, they are focused purely on the reconstruction efforts, but of course there is still a war going on right now. we were in a suburb of kyiv the other day which was home to some of the most intense shelling, some of the most intense fighting especially in the early days of war, and in this community, the russians have been long gone a couple months now, but you d be hard pressed to find even one building that doesn t bear at least some kind of damage from the war. another example, an apartment building which has been mostly destroyed the entire penthouse suite looks like the roof of the building and i spoke to some of the residents who actually live there and they say that they are trying desperately to try to get that roof repaired in some kind of way before winter comes because obviously that brings water, it brings mold and that kind of th