The adjusted unemployment rate in Europe’s largest economy was the same as last month, a sign that recent workforce reductions haven’t yet dented employment.

The unemployment rate in Germany reached its highest level since February 2015 at the start of the year, according to new data from the Federal Employment Agency (BA). From December to January ...

2022 European equities traded lower yesterday, but Wall Street finished in the green ahead of tomorrow’s FOMC decision, where the Committee is forecast to lift rates by 50 bps. Overnight, during ...

Unemployment in Germany stood at 6.2% in February ... getting closer to the 3 million mark. The employment rate, on the other hand, posted no change in February monthly, with the number of ...

Today, we will receive inflation figures for Germany, France, and Spain. These country-specific data serve as valuable ...

Germany’s unemployment rate came in at 6.2% in February, which was in line with expectations, as well as being the same as in January, according to official data from the Bundesagentur für Arbeit.

Germany’s jobless rate held steady in February, a sign that recent workforce reductions announced at some major companies hasn’t yet significantly dented employment. The adjusted unemployment ...

Germany's seasonally adjusted unemployment rate increased to 6.2% in January 2025 from 6.1% in the previous month, in line with market expectations. It was the highest jobless rate since October ...

According to a report by Bloomberg Economics, Germany is at risk of falling onto an economic downward path that seems almost impossible to reverse. Over the past five years, Europe's largest economy..