Unemployment Rate Expected to Tick Up to 4.3% — Data Week Ahead Update

The following are median forecasts for this week's remaining U.S. data from a survey compiled by The Wall Street Journal.

 
DATE      TIME  RELEASE                       PERIOD     CONSENSUS    PREVIOUS 
Tuesday   0945   S&P Global U.S. Mfg PMI       Jun        52.0   (7)   52.0* 
          1000   ISM Mfg PMI                   Jun        48.6   (23)  48.5 
          1000   Construction Spending         May       -0.2%   (18) -0.4% 
          1000   Job Openings                  May        7.3M   (14)  7.4M 
                   & Labor Turnover 
Wednesday 0815   ADP Jobs                      Jun       +100K   (9)  +37K 
Thursday  0830   Jobless Claims                Jun 28     240K   (19)  236K 
          0830   U.S. Trade Deficit            May       $70.9B  (22) $61.62B 
          0830   Nonfarm Payrolls              Jun       +110K   (25) +139K 
          0830   Unemployment Rate             Jun        4.3%   (25)  4.2% 
          0830   Avg. Hourly Wages M/M**       Jun       +0.3%   (23) +0.42% 
          0830   Avg. Hourly Wages Y/Y**       Jun       +3.9%   (12) +3.87% 
          0945   S&P Global U.S. Svcs PMI      Jun        53.2   (6)   53.1* 
          1000   ISM Non-Mfg PMI               Jun        50.5   (22)  49.9 
          1000   Factory Orders                May       +8.2%   (17) -3.7% 
 
*Jun Flash Reading 
**all private-sector workers 
 
(Figures in parentheses refer to number of economists surveyed.) 
 
Write to Donna Huneke at dataweekahead@wsj.com