Dutch international economist Bert Colijn wrote in a report that next year the eurozone job market will begin to show clear signs of economic slowdown. Data released on Monday showed that the eurozone unemployment rate remained stable at a historic low in October. However, eurozone businesses are becoming increasingly pessimistic about hiring, especially in manufacturing. Due to weak demand, orders are showing continuous worrisome signs, and it is widely believed that next year the eurozone labor market will cool down, with wage growth slowing significantly.