ADP private employment in the United States, slow growth since January - wages are also slowing down.
Updated on July 31, 2024, 22:16 JST (excerpt).
In July, the number of private sector employees in the United States increased by 0.12 million, below the expected median of 0.15 million.
The growth of wages for both job changers and non-job changers is at a low level since 2021.
It was revealed in ADP Research Institute data that the number of private sector employees in the United States in July showed the lowest growth since January, aligning with signs of declining labor demand.
In July, the number of private sector employees in the United States increased by 0.12 million, below the expected median of 0.15 million.
The growth of wages for both job changers and non-job changers is at a low level since 2021.
It was revealed in ADP Research Institute data that the number of private sector employees in the United States in July showed the lowest growth since January, aligning with signs of declining labor demand.
In July, the number of private sector employees in the United States increased by 0.12 million.
Bloomberg's compiled economist median forecast is an increase of 0.15 million people.
In June, there was an upward revision to an increase of 15,000 people (preliminary value of 150,000 people increase).
Bloomberg's compiled economist median forecast is an increase of 0.15 million people.
In June, there was an upward revision to an increase of 15,000 people (preliminary value of 150,000 people increase).
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