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Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO)

ILO-modeled annual unemployment rate for Germany from the IMF WEO. Strong labor market; structurally below 5% in recent cycles.

The Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO) is currently 3.71%, last updated .

3.71%
1W +9.15%1M +9.15%3M +9.15%
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European markets carry the sovereign debt overhang of the post-2010 era in their pricing. Bund-BTP spreads remain the cleanest gauge of periphery stress, while HICP drives ECB policy expectations. UK macro diverges post-Brexit, with sterling volatility and Gilt-Bund spreads carrying political risk premia that sometimes detach entirely from U.S. moves.

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DateValueChange
Dec 31, 20253.71%+9.15%
Dec 31, 20243.40%+10.71%
Dec 31, 20233.07%-2.10%
Dec 31, 20223.14%-12.72%
Dec 31, 20213.59%-7.40%
Dec 31, 20203.88%+22.70%
Dec 31, 20193.16%-6.53%
Dec 31, 20183.38%-10.50%
Dec 31, 20173.78%-7.87%
Dec 31, 20164.10%-11.01%
Dec 31, 20154.61%-7.37%
Dec 31, 20144.98%-6.34%
Dec 31, 20135.32%-1.04%
Dec 31, 20125.37%-9.97%
Dec 31, 20115.97%-15.28%
Dec 31, 20107.04%-10.62%
Dec 31, 20097.88%+4.95%
Dec 31, 20087.51%-14.02%
Dec 31, 20078.73%-15.03%
Dec 31, 200610.28%-8.18%
Dec 31, 200511.19%+4.34%
Dec 31, 200410.73%+9.69%
Dec 31, 20039.78%+15.29%
Dec 31, 20028.48%—

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▶What is Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO)?
ILO-modeled annual unemployment rate for Germany from the IMF WEO. Strong labor market; structurally below 5% in recent cycles.
▶How does Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO) relate to eu/uk labor?
Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO) is part of the EU/UK Labor category. European markets carry the sovereign debt overhang of the post-2010 era in their pricing. Bund-BTP spreads remain the cleanest gauge of periphery stress, while HICP drives ECB policy expectations. UK macro diverges post-Brexit, with sterling volatility and Gilt-Bund spreads carrying political risk premia that sometimes detach entirely from U.S. moves.
▶How often is Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO) updated?
Germany Unemployment Rate (WEO) is updated annual. Each metric page on Convex shows the exact time of the last data update and provides historical data going back up to five years.
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