German unemployment fell in December

German unemployment fell in December, Labor Office figures showed, with the labour market overall being only moderately affected by the war in Ukraine last year. | Reuters

, Labor Office figures showed on Tuesday, with the labour market overall being only moderately affected by the war in Ukraine last year.

The Federal Labour Office said the number of people out of work decreased by 13,000 in seasonally adjusted terms to 2.52 million. Analysts polled by Reuters had expected that figure to rise by 15,000.“In the past year, the consequences of the Russian war against Ukraine – price increases, uncertainties, but also the migration of refugees – have left their mark. But in view of the extent of the burdens, however, these have been moderate,” said Labor Office head Andrea Nahles.

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