Well, we’ve all been expecting some good news, but not this good. The United States economy added an astounding 2.5 million jobs in May, and the country’s unemployment rate fell from 14.7 percent (in April) to 13.3 percent. This latter figure certainly isn’t ideal, and businesses continue to struggle mightily to respond to the lasting impact of the Coronavirus pandemic and stay-at-home orders. But to say expectations were beaten is the understatement of the millennium. On the eve of these numbers being released, CNBC reported that, “the unemployment rate is expected to have hit nearly 20%, with 20.5 million jobs lost in April and millions more expected in May data.”