30 institutions look ahead to U.S. nonfarm payrolls after the May quarter adjustment (previous: + 175,000, Reuters forecast: + 185,000)

< br > Regent Financial: + 130,000; Citigroup: + 140,000; ING: + 150,000; JPMorgan Chase: + 150,000; Jefferies Group: + 155,000; < br > Goldman Sachs: + 160,000; Royal Bank of Canada: + 160,000; ANZ: + 165,000; UBS: + 165,000; Westpac: + 165,000; < br > TD Securities: + 170,000; Capital Economics: + 175,000; Deutsche Bank: + 180,000; HSBC Holdings: + 180,000; Panson Macro: + 180,000; < br > UniCredit: + 180,000; ABN Amro: + 190,000; Danske Bank: + 190,000; Standard Chartered: + 195,000; Wells Fargo: + 195,000; < br > BNP: + 200,000; Bank of America: + 200,000; Moody's Analytics: + 200,000; Barclays: + 220,000; Morgan Stanley: + 220,000; < br > Mizuho Securities: + 205,000; Nomura: + 205,000; Scotiabank: + 205,000; Societe Generale: + 225,000; Deutsche Bank: + 225,000.