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U.S. ADP Adds 90,000 Jobs in September
U.S. private-sector employment increased by 90,000 jobs in September, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report. The gain accelerated sharply from 36,000 jobs in August, which was revised down from 38,000. �
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The September increase also exceeded economists’ expectations, which were around 68,000–70,000 jobs. Education and health services led hiring with 55,000 new positions, while leisure and hospitality added 22,000. Manufacturing and construction added 17,000 and 15,000 jobs, respectively. �
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Private-sector wage growth remained positive, with base pay rising 3.2% year over year. ADP chief economist Nela Richardson said job creation had rebounded after a three-month slowdown while pay growth remained solid. �
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The ADP report comes ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ September employment report, which provides a broader measure covering both private- and public-sector employment. ADP has historically not always closely matched the BLS figures, so investors will be watching Friday’s government data for confirmation. �$NVDA.US $AAPL.US
U.S. ADP Adds 90,000 Jobs in September
U.S. private-sector employment increased by 90,000 jobs in September, according to the latest ADP National Employment Report. The gain accelerated sharply from 36,000 jobs in August, which was revised down from 38,000. �
Reuters +1
The September increase also exceeded economists’ expectations, which were around 68,000–70,000 jobs. Education and health services led hiring with 55,000 new positions, while leisure and hospitality added 22,000. Manufacturing and construction added 17,000 and 15,000 jobs, respectively. �
Investing.com UK +1
Private-sector wage growth remained positive, with base pay rising 3.2% year over year. ADP chief economist Nela Richardson said job creation had rebounded after a three-month slowdown while pay growth remained solid. �
FXStreet +1
The ADP report comes ahead of the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ September employment report, which provides a broader measure covering both private- and public-sector employment. ADP has historically not always closely matched the BLS figures, so investors will be watching Friday’s government data for confirmation. �$NVDA.US $AAPL.US