Unemployment rate

The unemployment rate is a statistical indicator of the labor market.
It usually measures the percentage of the workforce that cannot find a job and is therefore defined as:

unemployment rate = (job seekers / labor force) * 100

A current value of this index below the expected value has a relative effect on the forex market that causes a bullish movement of the reference currency.

Currency	Economic Region	Market Mover
AUD	Australia	tab
CAD	Canada	tab
CHF	Switzerland	tab
EUR	Eurozone	tab
GBP	UK	tab
NZD	New Zealand	tab
USD	United States	tab

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