

The GDP in volume increased by +5.1% during the first quarter of 2018 compared to the same quarter in 2017, and by +2.0% compared to the previous quarter.
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They represent 52.1% of the total population. On the occasion of the Luxembourg National Day on June 23, STATEC presents some statistics on the Luxembourgers in the Grand Duchy.
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The number of available resident jobseekers registered at the ADEM is 14 808 as of May 31, 2018. Over one year, this represents a decrease of 580 people. The rate of unemployed, adjusted for seasonal variations, was 5.6 %.
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This survey, which is conducted every year, aims to study the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) by households and individuals. Nearly 4000 households are invited by mail to participate in the survey.
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They represent 16% of the total population. In Larochette nearly one inhabitant in two is Portuguese. On the occasion of the Portuguese National Day on June 10, STATEC presents some statistics on the Portuguese in the Grand Duchy.
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In May, the consumer price index rose 0.34% from the previous month. This movement is mainly due to a sharp rise in the price of petroleum products, up 3.9% in one month. Prices excluding petroleum products rose only 0.14%.
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Despite a somewhat disappointing first growth estimate for 2017, the economic fundamentals remain well oriented for the Luxembourg economy at the beginning of 2018. GDP growth should be around 4% per year this year and next.
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The share of Italians in the population is highest in Bertrange and Luxembourg-Ville. The number of Italians obtaining Luxembourg nationality has decreased significantly since 2010, from 663 acquisitions (15.8% of the total) to 367 in 2017 (7.4%). On the occasion of the Italian National Day on June 2nd, the STATEC presents some statistics on the Italians living in the Grand Duchy.
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In the wake of the Brexit vote, a relatively high number of financial companies have opted to relocate to Luxembourg to maintain ease of access to the European market. STATEC believes that by early 2018, about 250 jobs created were linked to this phenomenon, benefiting the Luxembourg marketplace.
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Luxembourg is making progress with regard to the percentage of companies offering training, but remains in 10th place in the European Union. Nevertheless, the impact of these training courses is very important: more employees participate in continuing vocational training courses and spend more hours there than in most other EU countries.
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