Список проголосовавших за комментарий " January ADP Employment Change 246K vs 165K Briefing.com consensus<ul><li><strong>By Sector Goods-producing: 46,000</strong><ul><li>Natural resources/mining 6,000</li><li>Construction 25,000</li><li>Manufacturing 15,000</li></ul></li><li><strong>Service-providing: 201,000</strong><ul><li>Trade/transportation/utilities 63,000</li><li>Information -6,000</li><li>Financial activities 0</li><li>Professional/business services 71,000<ul><li>Professional/technical services 8,000</li><li>Management of companies/enterprises 5,000</li><li>Administrative/support services 59,000</li></ul></li><li>Education/health services 47,000<ul><li>Health care/social assistance 49,000</li><li>Education -2,000</li></ul></li><li>Leisure/hospitality 17,000</li></ul></li><li>«The U.S. labor market is hitting on all cylinders and we saw small and midsized businesses perform exceptionally well,» said Ahu Yildirmaz, vice president and co-head of the ADP Research Institute. «Further analysis shows that <strong>services gains have rebounded from their tepid December pace</strong>, adding 201,000 jobs. The goods producers added 46,000 jobs, which is the strongest job growth that sector has seen in the last two years.»</li><li>Mark Zandi, chief economist of Moody's Analytics said, <strong>«2017 got off to a strong start</strong> in the job market. Job growth is solid across most industries and company sizes. Even the energy sector is adding to payrolls again.»</li></ul>"