4 Nov 2021 Will Unemployment in the Eurozone Hit 6% by 2023?

Claus Vistesen and Melanie Debono (Eurozone Team)4th Nov 2021 00:10Eurozone, Daily Monitor

EZ unemployment fell again in September, and survey data point to further improvement in Q4.
We think Eurozone unemployment will fall below 7% next year, hitting 6% by 2023.
The SNB is fine with EURCHF closing in on 1.05, but only for as long as inflation is rising.

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