Spain’s youth unemployment more than halved, but the age gap remains
55.9% in September 2013 → 22.8% in September 2026. Ages 25–74 are now at 9.2%: youth unemployment is still about 2.5 times as high.
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55.9% in September 2013 → 22.8% in September 2026. Ages 25–74 are now at 9.2%: youth unemployment is still about 2.5 times as high.
Bars show shares of the selected groups. Each period is labelled; the scale starts at zero.
- 15–24 · 2013 %
2013-09: 55.9
- 15–24 · 2026 %
2026-09: 22.8
- 25–74 · 2026 %
2026-09: 9.2
Eurostat une_rt_m. Seasonally adjusted monthly unemployment at ages 15–24 and 25–74. Shares of each age group’s labour force. Students count if economically active. Estimates can be revised.
Published estimates from different years, not the same people followed over time. The European survey changed in 2021; long-run differences may include methodological effects. This comparison does not identify causes.
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