TREE NEWS reports: US private-sector employment increased by an average of 19,750 jobs per week over the four weeks ended October 24. The figure represents the weekly average pace of hiring over the period.
ADP: US Private-Sector Employment Rose 19,750 per Week in Four Weeks to Oct. 24
AI take
The ADP weekly gauge adds a higher-frequency read on US private hiring than the monthly payrolls report, which matters for anyone tracking labor-market momentum between official releases. The four-week averaging smooths volatile weekly swings but also lags any sharp turning point. For crypto and RWA markets, the relevance is indirect, running through rate expectations rather than any direct link. Whether this pace holds in subsequent weekly prints, and how it compares with the official monthly data, is the open question.
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