| ADP Employment Report | |||||||||||||||
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Highlights
ADP estimates private payrolls will rise by 139,000 in February vs the Econoday consensus for 150,000. The results may lower expectations for Friday's employment report, but only very slightly, where growth in nonfarm payrolls is expected to rise to 150,000 vs January's 113,000. | |||||||||||||||
| Source; Bloomberg | |||||||||||||||
Wednesday, 5 March 2014
U.S. ADP Employment worse than expected. Consensus 150k Actual 139k
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