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Spain Lowest Unemployment Rate

8.23% in 2007
Unemployment as % of total labor force · World Bank

The lowest unemployment rate in Spain was 8.23% in 2007. The top 5 years were: 2007 (8.23%), 2006 (8.45%), 2005 (9.15%), 2001 (10.35%), 2025 (10.38%).

Top 5 Lowest Years▾
Spain Top 5 Lowest Unemployment Rate Years
RankYearValue
1st 2007 8.23%
2nd 2006 8.45%
3rd 2005 9.15%
4th 2001 10.35%
5th 2025 10.38%
All Data (sorted by value)▾
YearValueChangeRank
2007 8.23% −0.22pp 127th
2006 8.45% −0.70pp 125th
2005 9.15% −1.82pp 127th
2025 10.38% −0.97pp 148th
2024 11.40% −0.79pp 158th
2008 11.25% +3.02pp 155th
2004 11.09% −0.40pp 147th
2003 11.28% −0.17pp 141st
2002 11.15% +0.61pp 142nd
2001 10.35% −3.51pp 128th
1980 11.01% – 37th
2023 12.18% −0.86pp 164th
2022 13.03% −1.89pp 165th
2019 14.10% −1.15pp 169th
2000 13.79% −1.86pp 158th
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Source: World Bank (SL.UEM.TOTL.ZS)
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