news flash·2025-06-06 09:31Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the expectations of various financial institutions regarding the upcoming U.S. non-farm payroll data for May, with a consensus forecast of approximately +130,000 jobs added, compared to the previous value of +177,000 [1] Group 1: Institutional Forecasts - Nomura Securities, Standard Chartered, TD Securities, and Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation all predict an increase of +110,000 jobs [1] - Citigroup, Moody's Analytics, and Société Générale forecast +120,000 jobs, while Bank of Montreal also aligns with this estimate [1] - Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, and Mizuho Securities project +125,000 jobs, consistent with several other institutions [1] - PNC Financial Services, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, and Deutsche Bank also estimate +125,000 jobs [1] - HSBC, Raymond James, and Danske Bank predict +130,000 jobs, while Lloyds Banking Group estimates +135,000 jobs [1] - ANZ Bank and Commonwealth Bank of Australia forecast +135,000 and +140,000 jobs respectively, while Daiwa Capital and ING expect +145,000 jobs [1] - Bank of America, Westpac Banking Corporation, Capital Economics, and Barclays all project +150,000 jobs [1] - Deutsche Bank and UBS estimate +150,000 and +155,000 jobs respectively, while Oxford Economics predicts +160,000 jobs [1] - Finally, Société Générale and ING expect +170,000 and +180,000 jobs respectively, with Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce forecasting +182,000 jobs [1]