Greece's jobless rate dipped to 21% in July from an upwardly revised 21.3% the previous month, the country's national statistics service ELSTAT said today.
Seasonally adjusted data showed the number of registered unemployed was 1 million people.
Among younger persons aged 15 to 24, the jobless rate eased to 42.8% from 43.2% a year ago.
Greece's jobless rate, which hit a record high of 27.9% in September 2013, has been easing in recent months but is still the highest in the euro zone.
Greece expects the unemployment rate to fall to 19% next year, the finance ministry said in a draft 2018 budget submitted to parliament on October 2.
