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Labour cost index - recent trends

Updated 16/09/2024

In the second quarter of 2024 the hourly labour costs rose by 4.7 % in the euro area and by 5.2 % in the EU, compared with the same quarter of the previous year. More ...

Cardiovascular diseases statistics

Updated 16/09/2024

Diseases of the circulatory system place a considerable burden on healthcare systems and government budgets. Indeed, in 2021 there were 1.71 million deaths in the EU resulting from diseases of the circulatory system, which was equivalent to 32.4% of all deaths. This percentage was considerably higher than the 2nd most prevalent cause of death, cancer (malignant neoplasms; 21.6% of all deaths). The article causes of death statistics looks in more detail at the leading causes of death in the EU. More ...

Living conditions in Europe - material deprivation and economic strain

Updated 16/09/2024

Between 2022 and 2023, the largest reductions in severe material and social deprivation rates were observed in Romania (down 4.5pp ), Latvia (down 1.6 pp) and Croatia (down 1.2 pp), as shown in Figure 3. Smaller declines, below 1.0 pp, were recorded in Malta, Estonia, Bulgaria, Greece, France, and Portugal. In contrast, the largest increases were observed in Denmark (up 1.7 pp), Austria (up 1.4 pp), Hungary (up 1.3 pp) and Spain (up 1.3 pp). More ...

Excess mortality statistics

Updated 16/09/2024

In July 2024, excess mortality continued to vary across the EU (Figure 2). The excess mortality rate was negative in 6 EU countries: the lowest rates were recorded in Latvia (-10.9 %), Lithuania (-4.8 %), Estonia (4.0 %), Slovakia (-3.1 %) and Czechia (-0.3 %). On the other hand, 20 EU countries registered excess deaths: the highest rates were observed in Malta (26.7 %), Greece (25.2%), Cyprus (24.8 %), Ireland (17.2 %) and Portugal (15.3 %). The high values for Malta, Greece and Cyprus are likely linked to the heatwaves that occurred during July 2024 in those countries. For comparison, as presented in Table 1, also in June 2024, 20 EU countries recorded excess deaths, with the highest rates observed in Cyprus (23.1 %), the Ireland (15.4 %), the Netherlands (15.2 %) and Luxembourg (14.1 %). Data from Romania for weeks 18-31, covering May, June, and July 2024, are currently unavailable. More ...

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Labour cost index - recent trends

Updated 16/09/2024

In the second quarter of 2024 the hourly labour costs rose by 4.7 % in the euro area and by 5.2 % in the EU, compared with the same quarter of the previous year. More ...

Cardiovascular diseases statistics

Updated 16/09/2024

Diseases of the circulatory system place a considerable burden on healthcare systems and government budgets. Indeed, in 2021 there were 1.71 million deaths in the EU resulting from diseases of the circulatory system, which was equivalent to 32.4% of all deaths. This percentage was considerably higher than the 2nd most prevalent cause of death, cancer (malignant neoplasms; 21.6% of all deaths). The article causes of death statistics looks in more detail at the leading causes of death in the EU. More ...

Living conditions in Europe - material deprivation and economic strain

Updated 16/09/2024

Between 2022 and 2023, the largest reductions in severe material and social deprivation rates were observed in Romania (down 4.5pp ), Latvia (down 1.6 pp) and Croatia (down 1.2 pp), as shown in Figure 3. Smaller declines, below 1.0 pp, were recorded in Malta, Estonia, Bulgaria, Greece, France, and Portugal. In contrast, the largest increases were observed in Denmark (up 1.7 pp), Austria (up 1.4 pp), Hungary (up 1.3 pp) and Spain (up 1.3 pp). More ...

Excess mortality statistics

Updated 16/09/2024

In July 2024, excess mortality continued to vary across the EU (Figure 2). The excess mortality rate was negative in 6 EU countries: the lowest rates were recorded in Latvia (-10.9 %), Lithuania (-4.8 %), Estonia (4.0 %), Slovakia (-3.1 %) and Czechia (-0.3 %). On the other hand, 20 EU countries registered excess deaths: the highest rates were observed in Malta (26.7 %), Greece (25.2%), Cyprus (24.8 %), Ireland (17.2 %) and Portugal (15.3 %). The high values for Malta, Greece and Cyprus are likely linked to the heatwaves that occurred during July 2024 in those countries. For comparison, as presented in Table 1, also in June 2024, 20 EU countries recorded excess deaths, with the highest rates observed in Cyprus (23.1 %), the Ireland (15.4 %), the Netherlands (15.2 %) and Luxembourg (14.1 %). Data from Romania for weeks 18-31, covering May, June, and July 2024, are currently unavailable. More ...

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