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The United Kingdom’s unemployment rate stood at 4.7% in the three months to July 2025, unchanged from the previous period and in line with market expectations. The rate remained at its highest since the three months to August 2021, reflecting increases in the number of people unemployed for both 6–12 months and over 12 months compared with the prior period. On an annual basis, unemployment rose across all duration groups, pointing to persistent challenges in the labor market. Meanwhile, the number of employed individuals grew by 210,000 to 34.2 million, the highest since October 2024, driven mainly by gains in full-time positions. The number of people holding second jobs also increased, now making up 3.9% of total employment, suggesting that more workers are seeking additional income sources. Lastly, the economic inactivity rate was steady at 21%, indicating no change in the share of people outside the labor force.

UK Jobless Rate Steady at 4.7%

The number of payrolled employees in the United Kingdom decreased by 8 thousand to 30.3 million in August 2025, following a revised 6 thousand drop in the previous month. This marked the seventh consecutive monthly decline. Compared to the same month last year, payrolled employment fell by 0.4% or 127 thousand, with the largest decrease seen in the accommodation and food service activities sector (-90 thousand). Across regions, Westminster recorded the biggest fall in payrolled employees (-2.9%), while Mid Ulster saw the highest increase (+1.3%). Meanwhile, the median monthly pay rose by 6.6% year-on-year to £2,568. Annual growth in median pay was the highest in the health and social work sector (11.0%), while the lowest was in the professional, scientific and technical sector (3.3%).

UK Payroll Employment Falls 8K in August

New Zealand’s benchmark S&P/NZX 50 index rose 0.2% to 13,235 on Tuesday, reversing losses from the previous session. Investors awaited GDP data expected to highlight the need for further stimulus, with the economy projected to slip back into contraction after two quarters of growth, lifting prospects of additional RBNZ easing. Meanwhile, signs of progress in US-China trade talks in Spain eased concerns over risks to New Zealand’s export-driven economy. On the data front, annual food inflation held steady at 5% in August, unchanged from July and marking the highest since November 2023. Among individual movers, energy stock Channel Infrastructure jumped more than 3%, supported by rising oil prices amid supply disruptions in Russia from continued Ukrainian strikes and mounting US pressure on Russian crude buyers. Health and industrial names also advanced, including Summerset (+2.4%), Ryman (+1.6%), and Ventia (+1.1%).

New Zealand Stocks End Higher

European equity markets were set to open little changed on Tuesday as investors continued to assess the global outlook. Markets closely watched for developments in US-China trade talks in Spain, while looking ahead to an expected interest rate cut from the US Federal Reserve this week. The Bank of England will also set policy this week and is widely expected to keep rates unchanged. On the data front, investors will assess UK unemployment, Italian inflation, German economic sentiment and Eurozone industrial production. In premarket trade, Euro Stoxx 50 and Stoxx 600 futures were flat to slightly higher.

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