Automatics Trading Volume Surges 47.73% to 5.92 Billion, Ranks 152nd in Daily Market

On June 5, 2025, Automatic's trading volume reached 5.92 billion, marking a 47.73% increase from the previous day, placing it 152nd in the day's stock market rankings.

In May, private sector hiring in the United States saw a significant slowdown, with only 37,000 new jobs added, the lowest figure in over two years. This data, provided by ADP, highlights a deceleration in employment growth, which could impact investor sentiment towards companies like Automatic that are sensitive to economic trends.

The ADP National Employment Report, which tracks changes in non-farm private employment, indicated that the pace of hiring in May was the slowest since March 2023. This report is based on payroll data from approximately 25 million U.S. employees, offering a high-frequency view of the labor market.

Despite the slowdown in hiring, annual pay growth remained robust. Year-over-year pay growth for job-stayers was 4.5%, while pay for job-changers rose by 7%. This stability in pay growth suggests that while hiring may be slowing, wage increases are still providing some economic support.

The report also broke down job changes by industry sector, with notable increases in financial activities and leisure/hospitality, while goods-producing sectors saw a decline. This sector-specific data can provide insights into which industries are driving the overall employment trends, which may influence Automatic's performance in related sectors.