Economic Report Dutch version
Assuming that the corona restricting measures will be continued at least until June 1, we expect the Dutch economy to contract by 5 percent this year. The economic recovery may start in the second half of the year, but it will take time.
Economic Report Dutch version
The outbreak of the Coronavirus and the measures taken to slow its spread are affecting every sector in the Netherlands. Construction, agriculture, hospitality and transport are taking the hardest hit.
Economic Quarterly Report Dutch version
The Dutch economy posted good figures in recent years. But due to the developments around the coronavirus, economic growth in our country is expected to fall from 1.7 percent in 2019 to 0.7 percent in 2020.
Economic Update
The Netherlands was again amongst the quickest growing countries of the Eurozone in the third quarter, mainly due to increased consumption. However, slowing world trade and domestic issues with nitrogen and PFAS will drag down future growth.
Economic Update Dutch version
The Dutch economy is slowing down. Consumption is still on track, but the persisting industrial weakness and the growth slowdown in Dutch imports and exports point toward an economic slowdown.
Special Dutch version
This report shows that the US is more exposed to disruptions to bilateral intermediate trade flows than China. In addition, also exporters and consumers in third countries such as the Netherlands feel the pinch from a disruption in supply chains between China and the US.
Economic Update Dutch version
The Dutch economy is still growing but with mixed signals. Employment and consumption increased, but the manufacturing sector is showing weakness and the number of bankruptcies is slightly up.
Economic Update Dutch version
Government spending could prove a welcome boost for economic growth this year, while industry is expected to contribute less. High employment supports further consumption growth, despite rising pessimism among consumers.
