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Euro-zone Unemployment (October)

Unusually big revisions to the back data show that the euro-zone labour market was in worse shape over the summer than previously indicated. The jobless rate now appears to be falling, but the recent tightening of measures and uncertainty about the outlook (and data) mean it is too soon to sound the all-clear.

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