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Eurostat September Data Shows Euro Area Unemployment Edging Down to 6.2% in July 2025

04/09/2025 11:21

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Eurostat September Data Shows Euro Area Unemployment Edging Down to 6.2% in July 2025

La Germania (3,7%) ha registra a luglio 2026 il tasso di disoccupazione più basso, seguita da Italia (6,0%), Francia (7,6%) e Spagna (10,4%)

EU/ENG - According to data released by Eurostat in early September, the euro area seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 6.2 percent in July 2025. This represents a cyclical decrease of 0.1 percentage points compared to 6.3 percent in June 2025 and a trend decrease of 0.2 percentage points relative to 6.4 percent in July 2024.

Across the broader European Union, the harmonized unemployment rate registered at 5.9 percent in July 2025, marking a downward adjustment from 6.0 percent in both June 2025 and July 2024.

Eurostat estimates indicate that the pool of unemployed persons in July 2025 stood at 13.025 million across the EU aggregate, with 10.805 million concentrated within the euro area. On a monthly basis, total unemployment contracted by 165,000 units in the EU and by 170,000 units in the euro area compared to June 2025. On an annual basis, relative to July 2024, unemployment decreased by 105,000 units in the EU and by 161,000 units in the monetary union.

The link to the Eurostat website is https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat

 

European unit of economic analysis @euroeconomie.it*

*This contribution is an analytical brief rather than a journalistic article

 

EU/FRA - Selon les données publiées par Eurostat au début du mois de septembre, le taux de chômage désaisonnalisé dans la zone euro s'établit à 6,2 % en juillet 2025. Il enregistre ainsi un recul conjoncturel de 0,1 point de pourcentage par rapport aux 6,3 % de juin 2025, ainsi qu'une baisse tendancielle de 0,2 point en glissement annuel face aux 6,4 % de juillet 2024.

Au sein de l'ensemble de l'Union européenne, le taux de chômage harmonisé s'établit quant à lui à 5,9 % pour le même mois de juillet 2025, marquant également un repli par rapport aux 6,0 % affichés tant en juin 2025 qu'en juillet 2024.

Les estimations d'Eurostat font état de 13,025 millions de personnes au chômage dans l'UE en juillet 2025, dont 10,805 millions au sein de la zone euro. En perspective mensuelle, la population active inoccupée a diminué de 165,000 unités dans l'UE et de 170\,000 unités dans la zone euro par rapport à juin 2025. De même, comparativement à juillet 2024, le chômage recule de 105\,000 personnes à l'échelle unionale et de 161,000 dans la zone monétaire unique.

S'agissant des principales économies de la zone euro, l'Allemagne affiche le taux de chômage le plus faible avec 3,7 %, suivie par l'Italie (6,0 %), la France (7,6 %) et l'Espagne (10,4 %).


European unit of economic analysis @euroeconomie.it*

Cette contribution est une note d'analyse plutôt qu'un article journalistique

EU/ITA - Secondo i dati diffusi da Eurostat ai primi di settembre, la disoccupazione nell’area dell’euro si attesta nel mese di luglio 2025 al 6,2%. Il tasso di disoccupazione destagionalizzato nell’area dell’euro cala quindi dello 0,1% rispetto al 6,3% di giugno 2025 e dello 0,2% rispetto al 6,4% di luglio 2024. 

Nell’intera Unione europea il tasso di disoccupazione è invece del 5,9% a luglio 2025, anch’esso in calo rispetto al 6,0% di giugno 2025 e di luglio 2024. 

Eurostat stima che 13,025 milioni di persone nell’UE, di cui 10,805 milioni nell’area dell’euro, fossero disoccupate a luglio 2025. Rispetto a giugno 2025, la disoccupazione è diminuita di 165.000 unità nell’UE e di 170.000 unità nell’area dell’euro. Così come, rispetto a luglio 2024, la disoccupazione è diminuita di 105.000 unità nell’UE e di 161.000 unità nell’area dell’euro.

Per quanto riguarda i principali Paesi della zona Euro, la Germania (3,7%) ha registrato il tasso di disoccupazione più basso, seguita da Italia (6,0%), Francia (7,6%) e Spagna (10,4%).

 

European unit of economic analysis @euroeconomie.it*

* Questo contributo non è un articolo giornalistico ma un brief analitico


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