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Brexit vote lowers economic growth in the eurozone
Elevated risks in Middle East and North Africa
Dutch housing market: more sales and higher prices
Leverage ratios in the Dutch banking system
Global economic outlook: getting used to lower global growth?
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A historical account of leverage ratios in the Dutch banking system
Our analysis shows that many Dutch banks that from the start focused on serving private customers and small businesses have been operating with relatively low leverage ratios for 100 years or more. This Special is intended to contribute to a more factual debate.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
Faltering global economy now also spreads to the Netherlands
The Dutch economy is expected to grow in by 1¾ per cent in 2016 and 1½ per cent in 2017. Compared to the forecasts in our previous Quarterly Report, economic growth will be lower. This is mainly due to slower growth at the Netherlands’ major trading partners.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
China: a balancing act between growth and reforms
The government is currently performing a balancing act between keeping the economy going and safeguarding social and financial stability. Authorities continue to follow a step-by-step strategy to reduce excess capacity in heavy industry state-owned enterprises.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
Global economic outlook: getting used to lower global growth?
The global economy will continue to grow at around 3 per cent this year and next. Possibilities for boosting the economy through budgetary or monetary policy are limited, while political developments mean that effective economic policy is unlikely.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
Japan: what’s the shape of things to come?
Japanese GDP growth falls back in second quarter to 0%, after a very promising start of the year (0,5%). There are different views on how the Japanese economy is actually performing.
