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Private payrolls grew by 122,000 in May, stronger than expected, ADP reports
Private hiring expanded at a brisk pace in May, providing further indication of a stable labor market, ADP reported Wednesday. The payrolls processing firm said companies added 122,000 workers for the month, up from 105,000 in April and better than the Dow Jones consensus estimate for 110,000. May marked the strongest month since January 2025.
The May jobs report will be released Friday. Here's what to expect
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