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ADP private payrolls fall November 2025: U.S. stocks mixed as tech stumbles, Fed odds surge

ADP private payrolls fall November 2025 set the tone for U.S. markets, with stocks finishing mixed as tech lagged and traders raised odds of a Fed rate cut. Microsoft’s AI sales quota headlines pressured tech further, while investors relied on the ADP report as the key labor signal ahead of the delayed BLS jobs data.
Wacker Chemie 1,500 job cuts: PACE plan targets 300 million euro savings by 2027
Wacker Chemie 1,500 job cuts are part of a multi-year cost-saving initiative, with most reductions in Germany as the company targets €300 million in annual savings. The phased layoffs, set for 2026–2027, respond to high energy prices, bureaucracy, and global competition, aiming to restore competitiveness.
Rheinmetall recruits laid-off auto workers amid a defense hiring surge
Rheinmetall recruits laid-off auto workers to accelerate its defense production expansion in Germany, leveraging talent from recent auto sector layoffs. With 120,000 rheinmetall job applications 2025 for 3,000 German roles and plans for 8,000 global job ads, the company is scaling its workforce to meet rising demand linked to the war in Ukraine.
October 2025 CPI report canceled: BLS scrubs October data; November release set for Dec. 18
The October 2025 CPI report canceled due to a government shutdown, as the BLS could not collect necessary survey data and cannot recover it retroactively. This results in missing October inflation and jobs data, affecting month-to-month analysis and leaving a gap in economic indicators until November data is released.
September 2025 jobs report delayed after 43‑day shutdown: what changed and what’s next
The September 2025 jobs report delayed by a 43-day government shutdown shifted the BLS release schedule, canceling October's report and moving September's data to November 20. This disruption widened the lag between labor data and policy decisions, with modest job gains and a higher unemployment rate highlighting a slower trend. The delay complicates Federal Reserve decision-making and increases market sensitivity to upcoming releases.
Partial Data, Deep Divide: The Fed’s December Call Gets Harder
Delayed economic data due to the federal shutdown complicates the Federal Reserve's December rate decision. With discord among officials and patchy inflation and jobs reports, policymakers are deeply divided on whether to cut rates further. Expect a tense, data-dependent FOMC meeting.

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