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The unemployment rate in Germany at the lowest level since 1990




The unemployment rate remained in Germany in the month of July at the same level as the preceding month 6.4%, the lowest level since 1990.

Agency work Khamis German data July 30 showed that the unemployment rate rose in ten months by about 9 thousand request in the month of July this to reach 2.8 million people.

Analysts' forecasts in the poll, told "Bloomberg" The US has pointed to a decline in jobless claims in Germany by about 5 thousand request this month.

This Germany is still the best country in the euro zone in terms of the labor market the unemployment rate has settled at a level of 6.4% during the current month.


The unemployment rate in Germany at the lowest level since 1990
The unemployment rate in Germany at the lowest level since 1990



The unemployment rate in Germany at the lowest level since 1990
The unemployment rate in Germany at the lowest level since 1990

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