by Lower than expected and last month revised lower: Highlights ADP sees June private payrolls rising 158,000 which misses Econoday’s ADP consensus of 180,000. Econoday’s consensus for actual private payrolls in Friday’s employment report is 164,000 which isn’t likely to shift following ADP’s results. Estimates this year from ADP have been hit and miss with a wild upside miss in May. Decent number for this survey but still reflects trumped up expectations: Highlights ISM’s non-manufacturing sample continues to report extending strength with the index up 5 tenths in June to 57.4 which tops Econoday’s high estimate for 57.1. New orders, at 60.5, remain unusually strong with backlog orders, at 52.0, also rising in the month. New orders for export, at 55.0, are also up solidly
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Lower than expected and last month revised lower:
Highlights
ADP sees June private payrolls rising 158,000 which misses Econoday’s ADP consensus of 180,000. Econoday’s consensus for actual private payrolls in Friday’s employment report is 164,000 which isn’t likely to shift following ADP’s results. Estimates this year from ADP have been hit and miss with a wild upside miss in May.
Decent number for this survey but still reflects trumped up expectations:
Highlights
ISM’s non-manufacturing sample continues to report extending strength with the index up 5 tenths in June to 57.4 which tops Econoday’s high estimate for 57.1. New orders, at 60.5, remain unusually strong with backlog orders, at 52.0, also rising in the month. New orders for export, at 55.0, are also up solidly though to a lesser degree than domestic orders.
Employment growth is very solid at 55.8 but is down slightly from May’s unusually strong 57.8 in results that won’t disturb expectations for improving strength in tomorrow’s employment report. Business activity (output) is very strong at 60.8 with inventories, at 57.5, on the rise in further confirmation of the sample’s confidence.
The strength in this report continues to be impressive but has yet to pan out to similar strength in government data.
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Saudi output shows they remain swing producer and price setter:
Another way to look at where we might be in the cycle:
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