The U.S. trade account in May was -75.1 billion U.S. dollars, expected to be -76.2 billion U.S. dollars, and the previous value was -74.6 billion U.S. dollars.

The number of initial jobless claims in the United States for the week ending June 29 and the trade account for May will be released in ten minutes.

Nela Richardson, chief economist at ADP: Job gains were solid but not broad-based. If not for a rebound in hiring in the leisure and hospitality industry, June would have been a dismal month.

ADP report: The median annual growth rate of wages for employees in the financial services industry was 5.0% in June, compared with 5.1% in May.

ADP report: The median annual growth rate of wages for manufacturing employees was 4.7% in June, compared with 4.7% in May.

ADP report: The median annual wage growth rate for professional/business service employees was 4.8% in June, compared with 4.8% in May.

ADP report: The median annual growth rate of wages for construction industry employees was 5.3% in June, compared with 5.3% in May.

ADP report: The median annual wage growth rate for Trade/Transportation/Utilities employees was 4.6% in June, compared with 4.6% in May.

ADP report: Employment in the financial services industry increased by 11,000 in June and 28,000 in May.

ADP report: Manufacturing employment decreased by 5,000 in June and by 20,000 in May.

ADP report: Professional/business services employment increased by 25,000 in June and decreased by 6,000 in May.

ADP report: Construction employment increased by 27,000 in June and 32,000 in May.

ADP report: Trade/Transportation/Utilities employment increased by 15,000 in June and 55,000 in May.

The number of ADP jobs in the United States in June was 150,000, the smallest increase since January 2024.

The number of ADP jobs in the United States in June was 150,000, in line with expectations of 160,000 and the previous value of 152,000.

The US ADP employment data for June will be released in ten minutes.