Spain's Unemployment at 10.18% in Q3
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Labour market data remain very poor, despite the Government ' s attempts to sell them differently.
This development coincided with an increase in the active population of 169,500 people, to a historical record of 25,443,800, in the third quarter (July to September).
The third quarter of 2026 has closed with an unemployment rate of 10.18%, three tenths more than in the immediately preceding period and above the forecasts of analysts, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics. During the summer, the number of unemployed increased by 95,900 people, the highest level of unemployment, and the highest ... Continue reading "The unemployment in Spain increases during the summer by 95,900 people an…
Spain entered poorly in the autumn and recorded a slight upturn in the unemployment rate, from 9.9% to 10.2%, during the third quarter of the year. This increase in unemployment, to a total of 2.59 million people, was, however, compatible with an increase in the number of those employed, as the total population available and willing to work increased.
The creation of employment remains at 73,600 new jobs, a figure lower than previous years at this time.
The unemployment rate is 14.91% in the community, with a total of 640,500 unemployed
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