U.S. private sector employment climbed by 155K in March, topping the +120K consensus and almost double the 84K added in ...

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M s. 7.600M consensus and 7.690M prior (revised from 7.740M, according to data release by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics ...

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All the talk of tariffs has battered the stock markets for weeks and economists have been sounding alarm about slower U.S. growth. Against that backdrop the 155,000 increase in new private-sector jobs ...

Treasury yields remained down Wednesday morning as traders assessed data from payroll company ADP showing the U.S. added more private-sector jobs in March than expected. The yield on the 10-year ...

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"Today’s jobs report reflects a market trying to balance itself as consumer confidence falls and economic uncertainty persists," said Ger Doyle, U.S. country manager at ManpowerGroup.

On Friday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics will publish the much-watched jobs report for February. Federal workforce terminations led by the White House's DOGE office largely won't be reflected.