US Jobless Rate Unexpectedly Falls to 4.1% in June âšī¸
US unemployment rate decreased to 4.1% in June 2025, with employment rising modestly and labor force participation declining to its lowest since December 2022.
Labor market data presents mixed signals with modest employment gains but declining workforce participation, suggesting economic uncertainty without dramatic shifts.
Russia Unemployment Falls to New Record Low âšī¸
Russia's unemployment rate dropped to a record low of 2.2% in May 2025, driven by labor shortages from military mobilization and reduced economic capacity.
Labor market dynamics suggest structural economic shifts in Russia, potentially indicating economic stress from ongoing geopolitical tensions. The low unemployment rate might mask underlying economic challenges related to workforce disruptions and military mobilization.
Czechia Jobless Rate Steady at 6-Month Low âšī¸
Czech unemployment rate remained stable at 4.2% in June 2025, with a decrease in unemployed persons and an increase in job vacancies compared to the previous month.
Macroeconomic data shows stable labor market conditions with minor fluctuations, suggesting consistent economic performance without significant disruption or exceptional growth.
Switzerland Jobless Rate Steady at 2.7% in June âšī¸
Swiss unemployment rate remained stable at 2.7% in June 2025, with job vacancies increasing to 39.8 thousand positions and youth unemployment unchanged at 2.5%.
Macroeconomic data indicates stable labor market conditions with minimal volatility, suggesting consistent economic performance without significant disruption.
Irish Jobless Rate Steady at 4% âšī¸
Ireland's unemployment rate remained stable at 4% in June 2025, with a decline of 5,000 unemployed persons and a year-on-year reduction from 4.4% to 4%.
Macroeconomic data indicates stable labor market conditions with minor fluctuations, suggesting consistent economic performance without significant disruption or extraordinary growth.