the jobless late hits a level not seen in 17 years. we will know when the labor department releases the jobs report. the economists expect the rate to fall to 4% in april. the lowest since december of 2000. it is at 4.1%. the fed reserve expects 3.8% unemployment by the end of the year. also expected is the u.s. to add about 190,000 new jobs. bouncing back from a slowdown in march. wages should pick up as businesses struggle to find workers in a tight labor market. wages will climb 2.7%. other measures show a stronger picture. private sector wages rose at the fastest pace in the last 11 years. wall street market fell in january when wages rose at the fastest pace since 2009. that could mean inflation is picking up urging the fed