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European employment-growth breadth

How broad is employment growth across EU members?

European employment-growth breadth tracks share of eligible members with positive YoY employment growth. It uses quarterly data.
Readingsquarterly
Employment breadth
100.0%
Quarterly change
0.0 pp
from 100.0
Strongest country
45749.0%
Germany · 2026-03-31
Weakest country
347.5%
Malta · 2026-03-31
Historical percentile
0th
of 88 readings · since 2004-06-30

How this is calculated

Formula
Share of eligible members with positive YoY employment growth

PIER20 calculates this benchmark from official observations from Eurostat. The formula is share of eligible members with positive YoY employment growth. The source table lists each selector and source link.

The latest data is from Q1 2026. The latest reading is 100.00%. The Employment breadth line is up 0.0 pp over the past year. It is at its long-run median of 100.00%.

Source series

Eurostat
Plottedemployment-breadthEmployment breadth% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedeligible-countEligible countriescount · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedcontributing-countContributing countriescount · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedBE-employment-growthBelgium% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedBG-employment-growthBulgaria% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedCZ-employment-growthCzechia% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedDK-employment-growthDenmark% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedDE-employment-growthGermany% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedEE-employment-growthEstonia% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedIE-employment-growthIreland% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedEL-employment-growthGreece% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedES-employment-growthSpain% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedFR-employment-growthFrance% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedHR-employment-growthCroatia% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedIT-employment-growthItaly% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedCY-employment-growthCyprus% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedLV-employment-growthLatvia% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedLT-employment-growthLithuania% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedLU-employment-growthLuxembourg% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedHU-employment-growthHungary% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedMT-employment-growthMalta% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedNL-employment-growthNetherlands% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedAT-employment-growthAustria% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedPL-employment-growthPoland% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedPT-employment-growthPortugal% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedRO-employment-growthRomania% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedSI-employment-growthSlovenia% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedSK-employment-growthSlovakia% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedFI-employment-growthFinland% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedSE-employment-growthSweden% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjustedPlottedUK-employment-growthUnited Kingdom% · quarterly · Not seasonally adjusted

How to read it

How to read it

Breadth shows the share of eligible countries with positive annual employment growth. The count fields show the available coverage.

How this benchmark is used

Why traders watch it

Traders use this benchmark to test whether employment growth extends across Europe.

Frequently asked questions

4 answers
What is the latest reading for European employment-growth breadth?

The latest data is from Q1 2026. The latest reading is 100.00%. The Employment breadth line is up 0.0 pp over the past year. It is at its long-run median of 100.00%.

How often does this benchmark update?

The source publishes quarterly data. PIER20 updates the page after each new observation. The chart shows the data date and fetch date.

What data sources does this chart use?

Eurostat publishes the data. The methodology section lists each source series.

Where does the data come from?

Eurostat publishes the source data. The source table lists each series and its exact link.

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