A disappointing private sector jobs report has investors on edge about whether tariffs will start to hit the labor market.

ADP showed that firms with under 50 workers cut 13,000 jobs, while large establishments with at least 500 workers cut 3,000.

Trump has frequently critiqued the Fed Chair in 2025, calling Powell a "major loser." On Wednesday, weaker private payrolls ...

According to ADP’s latest report, the private sector added a ... as it could significantly impact market movements in the coming months. James Hyerczyk is a U.S. based seasoned technical analyst ...

The ADP National Employment Report, a key indicator of non-farm, private employment changes in the U.S, has released its latest data, showing a significant shortfall in job growth. The actual number ...

Economists had expected ADP's National Employment Report to show gains of around 118,000 as hiring steadied into the end of the first quarter. Investors are also likely to focus on wage and ...

The upcoming BLS report is expected to reflect solid labor market conditions ... March employment numbers yet (it clearly did not impact the ADP report). As a result, I do expect there to be ...

The bond market was likely taking a bit of a lead-off ahead of today's jobs report, inspired by a string of weaker economic ...

Sachin Mittal also notes intensifying competition in the human capital management market, which could impact ADP’s pricing and ... In another report released on October 21, Jefferies also ...

U.S. private employers added 37,000 jobs in May, the lowest pace of hiring since March 2023, ADP's monthly report said ... While the labor market weakened in May, pay gains held steady.

In February, private sector employment in the US grew by just 77K, coming in short of initial estimates of 140K, according to the latest Automatic Data Processing (ADP) report. In addition ...

The pace of hiring was the lowest level seen since March 2023, ADP reported. That said, any impact the jobs report had on the stock market was muted. The S&P 500 finished rose slightly ...