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The overall share of NEETs decreased in the EU by 4.9 percentage points (pp) between 2013 and 2023. Among the EU Member States, the largest reduction by far in the NEET rates (in percentage point terms) between 2013 and 2023 was in Greece (-12.5 pp) followed by Bulgaria (-11.9 pp), Croatia (-10.5 pp), Ireland (-10.3 pp) and Spain (-10.2 pp). There were also four Member States that had increases in their NEET rates since 2013, two of them showing an increase of more than 0.5 pp: Austria (+0.8 pp) and Luxembourg (+1.3 pp). More ...
Updated 30/05/2024
In the first quarter of 2024, imports from Ukraine (€6.0 billion) were lower than in the same quarter in 2023 (€6.5 billion) while exports increased slightly from €9.6 billion to €9.7 billion (Figure 1) in this period. Imports peaked in the second quarter of 2022, while exports peaked in the fourth quarter of 2023. This caused the EU trade surplus with Ukraine to peak in the fourth quarter of 2023 at €4.7 billion. More ...
Updated 29/05/2024
In 2023, 97 % of young people aged 16-29 years in the EU reported using the internet every day compared to 86 % of the total population. In all EU countries, the share of the young people using the internet daily was between 94 % and 100 %. More ...
Updated 29/05/2024
EU trade competitiveness can be described by comparing the ratio of net trade (exports minus imports) with total trade (exports plus imports). Table 1 presents these results for both goods and services. The EU's trade competitiveness ratio for total supply of services (taking into account all four modes of supply) was 3.1 %, while for goods it was 5.5 %. More ...