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Lot of numbers out right now. Here's what we have. Commonwealth that's a tenth higher than the revised number for the fourth quarter of the year.

Personal income for March, the final month of the first quarter, up four tenths of

a percent. That's double the initially

reported amount in the first quarter which was revised down to one tenth and

it is more than the economist forecasts of three-tenths.

Personal spending up just a tenth though that matches the un-revised number from the month of February,

which has now been revised to two-tenths, so he had a decline in the rate of February which has now been revised to two tenth so he had a

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