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China: Cooling economy induces policymakers to fire up the stimulus engine (again)
Eurozone: Revisiting growth
Brexit Update: It's the turn of the UK Parliament now
Homes in the Netherlands keep getting more expensive; in other countries prices are declining
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The impact of Trump
Brexit updates and economic impact
The Greek debt crisis: developments from start till end
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Infographic Dutch version
US-China trade war at a glance
Infographic accompanying the publication 'China has much more to lose than the US in a further escalating trade war'.
Economic Comment
Brexit Update: The finals
The United Kingdom and the EU have reached a deal in the Brexit negotiations. Unfortunately the road to an orderly Brexit remains a bumpy one and getting the deal approved by the UK Parliament is the main challenge.
Dutch Housing Market Quarterly Dutch version
Homes in the Netherlands keep getting more expensive; in other countries prices are declining
In the third quarter the number of sales declined yet again on the Dutch housing market, but prices rose with no less than 9.2 percent. In other countries though, including the UK, prices for owner-occupied homes are declining again. An omen for the Dutch market?
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The crisis and recovery of Spain’s labour market
During the crisis, unemployment in Spain increased rapidly. In the past years, employment has substantially recovered due to strong economic growth and labour market reforms. That said, the unemployment rate is still high and significant challenges remain.
Economic Update Dutch version
The Netherlands: labour market tightens further, but price pressures subdued
The Dutch economy keeps expanding, with especially remarkable growth in the number of jobs. Surprisingly though, consumers are becoming slightly less optimistic.
Economic Update Dutch version
Economic growth grinds to a halt in Italy
Italy’s economy stagnated in the third quarter on the back of the political situation and weak export orders. The outlook remains poor. An euro area exit and an all-out debt crisis are not imminent, but vulnerabilities to shocks are growing.