In the euro area (ZE18), the unemployment rate adjusted for seasonal variations rose to 11.5% in Au

Eurostat: the unemployment rate in the euro area "CIED Auch-Gascogne
In the euro area (ZE18), the unemployment rate adjusted for seasonal variations rose to 11.5% in August 2014, stable compared to July 2014 but down from the rate of 12.0% in August 2013. In the EU28, the unemployment rate stood at 10.1% in August 2014, the lowest rae level since February 2012. The August 2014 rate is down from a rate of 10.2 % from July 2014 and that of 10.8% from August 2013.
These figures are published by Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union. Eurostat estimates that, in August 2014, 24.642 million men and women were unemployed in the EU28, of which 18.326 million in the euro area. Compared with July 2014, the number of unemployed fell by 134,000 in the U E28 and 137 000 in the euro area. Compared with August 2013, unemployment fell 1.745 million people in the EU28 and 834 000 in the euro area.
Among the Member States, the lowest unemployment rates were recorded in Austria (4.7%), Germany (4.9%), and highest rae in Greece (27.0% in June 2014) and Spain (24.4%). rae In one year, the unemployment rate fell in twenty-two Member States, rose in four and remained stable in two others. The largest decreases rae were registered in Hungary (10.2% to 7.8% between July 2013 and July 2014), Portugal (16.1% to 14.0%), Spain (26, 1% to 24.4%) and Croatia (18.2% to 16.5%) and the highest increases were observed in Finland (8.1% to 8.6%) and France ( 10.2% to 10.5%).
In August 2014, 4.989 million young people under the age of 25 were unemployed rae in the EU28, of which 3.332 million in the euro area. Compared with August rae 2013, the number of young unemployed fell by 602,000 in the EU28 and 210 000 in the euro area. In August 2014, the youth unemployment rate 5 stood at 21.6% in the EU28 and 23.3% in the euro area, against respectively 23.5% and 23.9% in August 2013. The lowest rates in August 2014 were observed in Germany (7.6%), Austria (8.2%) and the Netherlands (10.1%), and highest in Spain (53 7%), Greece (51.5% rae in June 2014), Italy (44.2%) and Croatia (43.9% rae in the second quarter 2014).
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