20:17:24
ADP report: The median annual growth rate of wages for manufacturing employees was 4.7% in May, compared with 4.6% in April.
20:17:14
ADP report: The median annual growth rate of wages for construction industry employees was 5.3% in May, compared with 5.9% in April.
20:17:06
ADP report: The year-on-year wage growth of job hoppers fell for the second consecutive month in May. The wages of job hoppers increased by 7.8%, while the wages of non-job hoppers remained stable for the third consecutive month, increasing by 5%.
20:16:47
ADP report: Professional/business services employment decreased by 6,000 in May and increased by 22,000 in April.
20:16:30
ADP report: Employment in the financial services industry increased by 28,000 in May and 16,000 in April.
20:16:18
ADP report: Trade/Transportation/Utilities employment increased by 55,000 in May and 26,000 in April.
20:16:05
ADP report: U.S. private employers added 152,000 jobs in May. Job growth slowed in May due to a sharp decline in manufacturing. Hiring in the leisure and hospitality industry also showed weakness.
20:16:03
ADP report: Manufacturing employment decreased by 20,000 in May and increased by 9,000 in April.
20:15:52
ADP report: Construction employment increased by 32,000 in May and 35,000 in April.
20:15:22
The number of ADP jobs in the United States increased by 152,000 in May, the smallest increase since January this year.
20:15:03
The number of ADP jobs in the United States in May was 152,000, expected to be 175,000, and the previous value was 192,000.
20:01:25
Minutes of the Hungarian Central Bank meeting: To ensure the sustainable achievement of the CPI target in 2025, a tight monetary policy needs to be implemented.
20:01:13
Actual trading volume shows that the gold price continues to trade near this price, and funds are paying more attention to this position... For details, please refer to the "Database-COMEX Gold Futures Actual Trading Volume" (newly launched).
20:00:39
Hungarian Central Bank meeting minutes: Any further rate cuts will be decided in a cautious and data-driven manner.
20:00:25
Hungarian Central Bank meeting minutes: The decision on May 21 to cut the base rate by 50 basis points to 7.25% was unanimous.
19:23:54
The European Central Bank is expected to approve a request by Greek banks to resume dividend payments after 16 years, sources said.
19:23:11
Citi: We believe that copper prices below $9,500 per ton are a more attractive buying level in the medium term, suitable for bullish investors and consumers.
19:22:55
Citi: Remain optimistic on copper in the next 12-18 months.
19:22:38
Citi: Copper prices are expected to consolidate in the short term around current levels amid renewed weakness in manufacturing sentiment.
19:22:01
Citi: Copper consumption is strong, but other indicators suggest prices will remain stable in the near term.