Private employers created 155,000 jobs in March in the United States, according to a Wednesday report from payroll company ADP. It was more than Dow Jones economists expected.

Companies added 155,000 jobs in March, a sharp increase from the upwardly revised 84,000 in February and better than the Dow Jones forecast for 120,000, according to ADP. On the wage side, earnings ...

The forecast for the forthcoming BLS report is that 139,000 jobs were added in March. The ADP employment report revealed that 155,000 nonfarm private jobs were added in March, almost twice as much ...

All the talk of tariffs has battered the stock markets for weeks and economists have been sounding alarm about slower U.S. growth. Against that backdrop the 155,000 increase in new private-sector jobs ...

U.S. private employment rose by 155K in March, beating expectations. Click here to find out more about the U.S. Economy.

Economists had expected ADP's National Employment Report to show gains of around 118,000 as hiring steadied into the end of the first quarter. Investors are also likely to focus on wage and ...

Pay gains slowed in March Year-over-year pay gains slowed to 4.6 percent for job-stayers and to 6.5 percent for job-changers. The pay premium for job-changers was 1.9 percentage points, matching a ...

The increase was led by gains in business and financial services, with large employers adding the bulk of new hires.

Treasury yields remained down Wednesday morning as traders assessed data from payroll company ADP showing the U.S. added more private-sector jobs in March than expected. The yield on the 10-year ...

The ADP National Employment Report is an independent measure and high-frequency view of the private-sector labor market based on actual, anonymized payroll data of more than 25 million U.S. employees.