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Unemployment rate (quarterly) by country

Unemployment rate (quarterly)

Quarterly, Percent

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos (INDEC), OECD
Unemployment rate (quarterly): latest observations by country
Date ArgentinaNew Zealand
11.7%5.2%
11.0%4.9%
10.2%4.6%
9.6%4.0%
8.2%3.3%
7.0%3.2%
7.0%3.3%
6.9%3.3%
7.1%3.3%
6.3%3.4%
6.9%3.5%
6.2%3.7%
5.7%3.9%
5.7%4.0%
7.7%4.4%
7.6%4.7%
6.9%4.9%
6.4%5.1%
7.9%5.2%
7.6%5.2%
6.6%5.3%
7.5%5.4%
7.8%5.4%
7.9%5.6%

Source: Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos (INDEC), through the open data portal of Argentina's Ministry of Economy, licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0. Rates of change are derived by ChartBasis.

Source: OECD (2026), Key short-term economic indicators, https://sdmx.oecd.org. Original data: Statistics Korea, Bank of Korea, National Bureau of Statistics of China, Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation and Labour Bureau (India), BPS-Statistics Indonesia, INE (Chile), DANE (Colombia), INEC (Costa Rica), Central Bureau of Statistics (Israel), Statistics New Zealand; GDP for the other countries is national accounts reported to the OECD. India's prices are the index for industrial workers. Colombia's production index covers manufacturing; Israel's is a proxy based on manufacturing. Chile's unemployment series was spliced by the OECD across the 2010 survey change, not by INE. Trade, current account and interest rates come from each country's customs authority, statistics office (Saudi Arabia: GASTAT) or central bank (Russia: Bank of Russia); the instrument and maturity of the rates differ by country. Seasonal adjustment and the 2015-based indices are the OECD's.

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