Fed Bostic: The road (inflation down) will be bumpy, and inflation in the past few months has not changed much compared to 2023.

Eric Kanter, Vice President of MOELIS & CO.: The next US government under Trump (if elected) will support business.

According to TASS: Two Tajik citizens were detained during an anti-terrorist operation in Dagestan, Russia.

ICE London cocoa futures fell more than 3% to 7,599 pounds per ton.

Eric Kanter, Vice President of MOELIS & CO.: U.S. antitrust scrutiny is harming competition.

Eric Kanter, Vice President of MOELIS & CO.: Fiscal deficit is a "thorny issue" politically.

Eric Kanter, Vice President of MOELIS & CO.: The market is expected to reject the continued accumulation of debt.

Steve Cohen, founder of hedge fund Point72: Trump has an advantage, but things may change.

Eric Kanter, Vice President of MOELIS & CO.: The U.S. economy is heading on an unsustainable path.

Financial website Forexlive commented on ADP data: This is the best data since July last year, triggering some moderate dollar buying and U.S. debt selling. The largest increases were seen in construction, financial services and manufacturing. The South and West regions are the regions with the highest number of recruits. This adds to upside risks for the non-farm payrolls data, but the two surveys are not entirely in line.

The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury bond rose 1.6 basis points to 4.381%.

ADP report: Total number of new jobs added in February was revised from 140,000 to 155,000.

Nela Richardson, chief economist at ADP: What was surprising in March was not only the wage growth, but also the industries that recorded wage growth. The three industries with the largest increases in the number of job changes were construction, financial services, and manufacturing. Inflation has been cooling, but our data show that wages are rising in both the goods and services industries.

U.S. two-year Treasury yield rises to 4.709% after ADP report

ADP report: The median annual rate of salary growth for professional/business service employees was 5.0% in March, compared with 5.1% in February.

ADP report: The median annual salary growth rate for employees in the financial services industry was 5.3% in March, compared with 5.5% in February.

ADP reports: After months of steady deceleration, job-retainer pay growth was flat at 5.1% year-on-year. At the same time, salary growth for those changing jobs jumped sharply to 10%, the second consecutive monthly increase.

ADP report: The median annual rate of wage growth for trade/transportation/utility employees was 4.7% in March, compared with 4.6% in February.

ADP report: The median annual rate of wage growth for manufacturing employees was 4.6% in March, compared with 4.8% in February.