ADP in the news

U.S. private employers added an average of 23,750 jobs weekly for four weeks ending September 19, 2026, marking a fifth consecutive week of accelerated hiring according to the ADP National Employment Report Preliminary Estimate.

Tuesday, October 6, 2026, will see important economic data releases including ADP Employment Change, Trade Balance, and remarks from FOMC Member Michelle Bowman.

Automatic Data Processing is experiencing slower pays-per-control growth due to a cooling U.S. labor market, but its Employer Services revenue continues to grow, supported by new business and AI-enabled productivity.

ADP is experiencing a slowdown in its business growth, reflected in flat to low single-digit growth in employee counts for existing clients, as the labor market cools.

Private sector employment rose by 90,000 in September with balanced growth across sectors and solid pay increases, indicating a stable labor market.

US private sector employment rose by 90,000 in September, surpassing expectations and driven by specific sectors, with minimal impact on the US Dollar.

US companies increased private-sector payrolls by 90,000 in September, the most in three months, indicating a potential economic pickup.

ADP's latest report shows job growth concentrated in specific industries, with financial and professional services experiencing declines due to higher interest rates and AI automation.

Private-sector employment increased by 90,000 jobs in September, with base pay rising 3.2% and gross pay up 4.7% year-over-year.

Economic reports on PCE and ADP exceeded expectations, leading to a positive shift in pre-market trading with healthier inflation data and a rebound in private-sector job creation.

The private sector added 90,000 jobs in September, exceeding expectations, with strong growth in education, health services, and leisure, while financial and professional services saw losses.

Key financial reports for September 30 include Micron earnings, PCE estimates, and the ADP employment report.

The U.S. September ADP Employment report, due on September 30, anticipates moderate and broad-based job gains, with an estimated 85k increase.

The document provides an analysis of ADP's stock, highlighting weak sentiment and potential short-selling opportunities through AI-driven trading strategies.

This article compares the dividend performance and financial stability of payroll processing giants ADP and Paychex to determine which is a better investment for retirement portfolios.

ADP is heading into its Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings report with its valuation in focus, showing recent stock choppiness but a long-term gain and a 9% undervaluation according to a popular narrative.

ADP leverages its extensive payroll experience to integrate AI responsibly, emphasizing that human expertise remains vital for navigating complex regulations and ensuring accurate, compliant workforce management.

ADP is scheduled to release its first-quarter fiscal year 2027 financial results on October 28, 2026, which will be accessible via their Investor Relations website and a webcast.

ADP's stock closed at USD 261.67, with upcoming fiscal first-quarter results scheduled for October 28, 2026, and board nominations announced for the November 11 annual meeting.

ADP stock closed with a slight gain, board nominations were announced, and a dividend payment was scheduled.