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Euro-area unemployment signals (rates, divergence, distance from EA average)

Monthly European unemployment signals derived from Eurostat's harmonized unemployment series (35 countries and aggregates, seasonally adjusted, % of labour force): year-on-year and 3-month changes in percentage points, 30-month annualized change volatility, 3-sigma anomaly flags vs a trailing 12-month baseline, naive-drift 1-month forecasts, a per-month cross-country volatility rank, the cross-country dispersion of unemployment rates (the euro labor-market divergence gauge) and each country's distance from the EA21 euro-area average. All rows are country-normalized (ISO alpha-3, aggregates kept as stable codes) so they join cleanly with other country-keyed datasets. Raw data: Eurostat (une_rt_m); derived signals by Frontier Data Hub.

Source: Euro-Area Unemployment Signals (derived)13,373 lignesMis à jour: 22/09/2026
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Qualité

99.1

Attribution

Eurostat (European Commission; derived signals by Frontier Data Hub)

Schéma

ColonneTypeDescription
datestringReference month (first day of the month, YYYY-MM-DD) of the Eurostat une_rt_m unemployment series.
countrystring
country_codestring
series_idstringEurostat SDMX series key for the une_rt_m dataset (e.g. M.SA.TOTAL.PC_ACT.T.AT): monthly, seasonally adjusted, total unemployment, percentage of population in the labour force; trailing token is the geo code.
series_labelstringEurostat series label as published: frequency, seasonal adjustment, age class, unit (percentage of population in the labour force) and country/aggregate name.
valuefloatHarmonized unemployment rate as published by Eurostat for une_rt_m: percentage of the labour force (ILO definition), monthly and seasonally adjusted; see the Eurostat labour force survey methodology notes.
yoy_change_ppfloat
momentum_3mfloat
volatility_30dfloat
anomaly_flaginteger
forecast_1mfloat
rankinteger
dispersion_stdfloat
ea_gapfloat

Exemple de lignes

datecountrycountry_codeseries_idseries_labelvalueyoy_change_ppmomentum_3mvolatility_30danomaly_flagforecast_1mrankdispersion_stdea_gap
1983-01-01DenmarkDNKM.SA.TOTAL.PC_ACT.T.DKMonthly, Seasonally adjusted data, not calendar adjusted data, Total, Percentage of population in the labour force, Total, Denmark8.103.134798922692536
1983-01-01FranceFRAM.SA.TOTAL.PC_ACT.T.FRMonthly, Seasonally adjusted data, not calendar adjusted data, Total, Percentage of population in the labour force, Total, France7.103.134798922692536
1983-01-01IrelandIRLM.SA.TOTAL.PC_ACT.T.IEMonthly, Seasonally adjusted data, not calendar adjusted data, Total, Percentage of population in the labour force, Total, Ireland12.903.134798922692536
1983-01-01ItalyITAM.SA.TOTAL.PC_ACT.T.ITMonthly, Seasonally adjusted data, not calendar adjusted data, Total, Percentage of population in the labour force, Total, Italy6.903.134798922692536
1983-01-01LuxembourgLUXM.SA.TOTAL.PC_ACT.T.LUMonthly, Seasonally adjusted data, not calendar adjusted data, Total, Percentage of population in the labour force, Total, Luxembourg3.303.134798922692536

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cURL

curl "https://datazimuts.com/v1/datasets/euro_unemp_signals/euro_area_unemployment_signals" | jq '{title, rows, columns_count, license}'

Python

import requests

ds = requests.get("https://datazimuts.com/v1/datasets/euro_unemp_signals/euro_area_unemployment_signals").json()
print(ds["title"], ds["rows"], "rows")

# Sample rows for an LLM context window
for row in ds.get("sample_rows", [])[:5]:
    print(row)

Point d’accès API: https://datazimuts.com/v1/datasets/euro_unemp_signals/euro_area_unemployment_signals

Astuce : récupérez /llms.txt pour le catalogue complet lisible par machine.

Euro-area unemployment signals (rates, divergence, distance from EA average)