ADP projects a 90,000 increase in U.S. non-farm payrolls for April, with 95,000 expected in the private sector.
Weekly ADP data aligns with low initial jobless claims and higher consumer confidence, signaling labor market resilience despite recent volatility.
Service sector jobs are expected to drive the gains, with trade likely rebounding after a 58,000 drop in March; previous months saw significant fluctuations due to weather and other factors.
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