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Spain unemployment rose 19.5K in July; employment gains slow

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Spain's jobless count increased 19.5K in July versus a 28.7K decline prior month, while net employment gains slowed to 79.6K from 92.5K. Weakening labor momentum signals cooling economic activity in the eurozone's fourth-largest economy, adding pressure to EUR/USD as it reinforces expectations for softer ECB policy ahead.
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@sandy20 · 1 hour ago

Spanish citizens could try looking for employment in other EU countries but the language barrier will be an issue

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@quentin_ubuma · 1 hour ago

High growth, yet higher unemployment

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@tony_xhan · 1 hour ago

Spain: A land of sun, sea, and incurable unemployment

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@paul_petit · 1 hour ago

Spanish youth be stuck in a peter pan syndrome enforced by the economy

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@emma_durban · 1 hour ago

Hard to work in Spain when the rent will consume all your monthly salary

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@chris_4eva · 1 hour ago

Young graduates in Spain working menial jobs serving Sangria to tourists who make thrice their income in their countries

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@arthur_wildberry · 1 hour ago

Spain with strong economy has highest unemployment rate in EU

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@brenda_lesotho · 1 hour ago

And yet the Cueta invaders wanted to come and add 50k to the number of unemployed

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