On the other hand, the lowest unemployment rate in January was registered in the Czech Republic (2.5%), Poland (2.8%), as well as Malta and Germany (3% in both countries). In Estonia, the unemployment rate was 5.2%, and in Lithuania – 6.4%.
The EU average unemployment, according to seasonally adjusted data, was at the level of 6.1% in January, while it was 6.7% on average in the eurozone member states.
“Eurostat” data show that in January 13.227 million people were unemployed in the bloc, of which 11.288 million were unemployed in the eurozone countries.
No data available for Greece.
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