Unemployment in the eurozone edged up in September, defying hopes that rapid economic growth in the previous months would translate into a swift recovery for the labour market.
The jobless rate in the 16-member currency bloc reached 10.1 per cent, its highest level since the creation of the single currency in 1999, according to seasonally-adjusted data released by the European Union's statistical arm.
The August rate was revised down to 10 per cent, the same level seen since March.
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