Level north of 50. New orders are very positive, 31. 8 was last time around. Significant beat with prices paid better than expected and unemployment picking up as well. Unemployment, this is what we are seeing in europe as well. Headlight numbers are good, but the unemployment numbers are quite weak and remain so it is a cause for concern. Yes, its an improvement but a while things pick up around the world what you are not seeing is full employment and a lot of companies are beginning to lay off people. You are seeing that in the data here. Alix and the question of who recovers less, that will be the next question. Breaking down the numbers even more, Michael Mckee joins us now. We had the headline numbers, but to guess a little deeper. Mike there is work to do out there. Diffusion indexes compare one month with another. This is the difference between june and may and at this point it looks like we saw a rebound andune from the dismal may april numbers. As this continues its going to b
Environment, both here in europe and around the world. About the data that we are getting throughout the what it means. We are getting pmi data from europe. We rely on the ism data in the u. S. The sent seems to be the employment components are weak and the headline numbers are strong. Orders look pretty good. Jenna henry, global chief economist joining us. Break it all done. We have had the ism and the pmi data. Thewondering how useful data is really and giving us clues at clues as to whether Global Economy is . Not very. But t low levels, still at low levels. Equity markets are looking for their v. It is whether that b continues. There are useful snapshots. It is always encouraging to see territories. It gives us some idea that things are improving. It doesnt tell us anything about the future. Alix what do we learn from germany . Retail cells had a huge pop in may. Retail sales had a huge pop in me. Janet the difficulty you got with the labor market data, obviously, they are heavily