A steady rise in employment has been one of the eurozone’s big successes over the past six years of economic expansion. But there are signs the region’s job market may be cooling as manufacturers cut back on hiring in response to weaker global demand for their exports. That could place the eurozone’s already faltering recovery in peril, since it would lose the support of consumers at home just as it has lost buyers abroad.

Source: Wall Street Journal June 23, 2019 10:52 UTC