U.S. Treasury yields increased as investors awaited further data and clues on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy. Newly appointed Fed Chair Kevin Warsh is scheduled to speak, while markets price in probabilities for upcoming Fed meetings and new employment data shows private payrolls rising less than expected.
Graduate unemployment rates differ significantly across Europe. While some Central and Eastern European countries boast near-zero rates, others like North Macedonia, Turkey, and Bosnia-Herzegovina face rates around 7%. The EU average for graduate unemployment is 3.6%, with significant variations among member states.
Graduate unemployment rates differ significantly across Europe. While some Central and Eastern European countries report near-zero rates, others like North Macedonia, Turkey, and Bosnia-Herzegovina face rates around 7%. The EU average for graduate unemployment is 3.6%, with Spain and Greece showing higher figures.
