Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

1. Second estimate Statistics Netherlands: Economic growth marginally adjusted downwards
2. investment higher, particularly in machinery and computers
3. Macroeconomic imbalances factsheet
4. Most confectionery imported from neighbouring countries
5. modest economic growth in eurozone
6. Statistics Netherlands flash estimate: economic growth still fragile
7. The Dutch environment and economy deteriorated slightly in 2013
8. CO2 emissions slightly higher as production grows
9. Robust growth exports in September
10. Statistics Netherlands establishes size of Saba and St Eustatius economies for the first time
11. Higher re-exports nudge up export figure
12. Consumption growth
13. Lower investment, particularly in property and means of transport
14. Better insight in the economy through more frequent revisions
15. Real disposable income rises for second consecutive quarter
16. Higher profits for non-financial companies through foreign subsidiaries
17. Exports up again, mainly as a result of higher re-exports
18. Declining revenues and higher expenses cause public deficit to grow
19. Second estimate: Dutch economy growing slightly faster than previously estimated
20. Tourism sector mainly grows through foreign tourists
21. Higher investments, particularly in property and infrastructure
22. Modest consumption growth
23. Exports up again, mainly as a result of higher re-exports
24. More residents living in fear of having their homes broken into
25. Cautious recovery labour market in second quarter
26. Investments in the Netherlands dramatically down since 2008
27. The Dutch economy 2013
28. Share corporate sector in national income up, share households down
29. Exports up again
30. No further decline household consumption
31. Investments down after eight months of growth
32. Mild weather leads to lower CO2 emissions
33. Flash estimate: export accounts for economic growth
34. Exports up again
35. Exports down
36. Modest growth private and public sector investments in May
37. Domestic consumption stable in May, after years of contraction
38. Macroeconomic Imbalances Factsheet
39. Exports down
40. Modest growth for exports
41. Incomes rising slightly, household debts continue to fall
42. Public deficit down to 2.3 percent in 2013
43. EU rules and additional data result in smaller first quarter contraction of Dutch economy
44. Domestic consumption 0.1 percent down
45. Private sector investments further up
46. Modest growth for exports
47. Exports grow 0.7 percent in March
48. CO2 emissions down by 10 percent in the first quarter
49. Private sector investments more than 4 percent up
50. Domestic consumption growth slows down due to mild weather conditions
51. Lower gas consumption has negative effect on Dutch economy
52. exports grow by 1.3 percent in March
53. Exports up
54. nearly all Dutch provinces affected by recession
55. Household spending in decline due to lower natural gas consumption
56. Private sector investments up
57. Macroeconomic Imbalances Factsheet
58. Exports up
59. AEX-quoted companies paid out more in dividends in 2013
60. Disposable income falls further
61. Disposable household income falls again
62. Second estimate fourth quarter 2013: economic growth 0.9 percent, growth over 2013 estimated at - 0.8 percent
63. Dutch government deficit 2.5 percent in 2013
64. Exports marginally lower
65. Household spending down
66. Private sector investment up
67. Revision  national accounts: Results for the report year 2010
68. Volume of exports remains fairly stable
69. Household spending up
70. Private sector investments substantially up
71. Economic growth 0.7 percent
72. Volume of exports remains fairly stable
73. Private sector investments nearly 3 percent up
74. Modest growth exports