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05 Aug 2026, 12:15 UTC · 2h ago
Private companies added just 44,000 workers in July, below expectations, ADP reports
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ADP reported nonfarm job growth excluding government was only 44,000 in July, significantly missing the consensus forecast of 75,000. — A significant miss in private hiring suggests a cooling labor market, which can signal economic slowdown or trigger expectations for Fed rate cuts.
-0.60Pay growth for job switchers rose to 7%, the largest increase since August 2025. — High pay growth for switchers indicates persistent labor supply constraints and potential wage-push inflation, which may keep the Fed hawkish.
+0.40Goods-producing companies saw a net decline of 3,000 jobs in July. — Contraction in the goods sector typically signals weakness in manufacturing and industrial demand.
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Employment growth was heavily concentrated in the education and health services sector, which added 36,000 jobs. — This reflects a continuation of a longstanding industry trend rather than a new economic driver.
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The company is mentioned as the source of the employment data report, but the report itself does not indicate a positive or negative operational impact on ADP.
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