Unemployment in Buenos Aires has risen to 7.9%, equating to 136,500 residents currently without work, according to the latest data released by the City’s Statistics and Census Institute. The increase marks a shift in the city’s employment landscape. Simultaneously, the data indicates growth in self-employment and informal job sectors. This suggests a potential trend of individuals seeking work outside of traditional employment structures. The report provides a snapshot of the current labor market conditions within the city. Further analysis will be needed to determine the long-term implications of these trends. The statistics offer key insights for policymakers addressing employment challenges in the capital.