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The unemployment rate remained at 7.6% in the European Union in October and fell to 8.4% in the euro area, from 8.5% in the previous month, and among countries with rates The lowest unemployment rate is in Romania, according to data released Wednesday by the European Statistical Institute (Eurostat).
Among the 27 EU Member States, the highest unemployment rates in October were in Spain (16.2%), Cyprus (10.5%), Lithuania (10.4%) and Italy (9.8%) ), and the lowest in the Czech Republic (2.9%), Poland (3.5%), Malta (3.9%), the Netherlands (4.3%), Germany (4.5%), Slovenia (4.9%), Belgium (5.1%) and Romania (5.3%), writes agerpres.ro.
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Eurostat estimates that around 13.825 million people (out of an estimated total population of 330 million) were unemployed in the euro area in October, 86,000 fewer than in September.
Compared to October 2019, the number of job seekers increased by 2.186 million in the EU and by 1.692 million in the euro area.
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3.115 million young people in the EU were unemployed as of October, including 2.551 million in the euro area.
Among EU women, the unemployment rate was 8% in October, down from 8.1% the previous month, while among men the unemployment rate was 7.2% in October, stable compared to in September.
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