Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

1. Growth GDP 0.8 percent in Q3 2016
2. Economic situation improving
3. Growth rate investments slows down
4. Consumer spending slightly up
5. Optimism still prevails among Dutch consumers
6. Rising economy, falling greenhouse gas emissions
7. Exports show further growth
8. Manufacturing output continues to grow
9. Turnover and hours worked in temp jobs further up
10. Manufacturing prices up for the first time in two years
11. Dutch producers reduce waste of raw materials
12. Steady growth consumer spending
13. Positive mood in private sector continues
14. Optimism still prevailing among Dutch consumers
15. Further growth investments
16. Euro area GDP up by 0.3 percent in third quarter
17. Economic situation improving steadily
18. CO2 emissions fall while economy rises
19. Economy improves further
20. Steady growth exports
21. Netherlands: not all SDGs set by UN achieved
22. Environmental sector of the Netherlands
23. Steady growth consumer spending
24. Consumer confidence at highest point in over 9 years
25. Further growth investments
26. Economic situation is improving
27. Steady growth exports
28. Producer confidence picks up
29. Higher disposable incomes for households
30. Economic growth 0.6 percent in Q2
31. Economic situation is improving
32. Largest house price increase in 14 years
33. Dutch consumer spending up again
34. Steady growth investments
35. The revised CBS Business Cycle Tracer
36. Further growth exports
37. Number of hours worked in temp jobs up again
38. Manufacturing prices continue to fall
39. Economic contraction on St Eustatius, growth on Bonaire
40. Largest house price increase in almost twelve years
41. Further growth investments
42. Dutch consumer confidence improves slightly
43. Dutch consumer spending up
44. Business confidence remains high
45. Eurozone GDP up by 0.3 percent in second quarter
46. Economy continues to grow
47. CO2 emissions reduced again
48. Modest growth exports
49. Economic situation stable
50. Households pay two-thirds of environmental taxes
51. Fewer bankruptcies
52. Sustained growth manufacturing output
53. Economic situation stable over the past months
54. Steady growth investments
55. Dutch consumer spending up
56. Dutch consumer confidence down, but still positive
57. Exports growth 6.2 percent in May
58. Disposable household income higher
59. Economic growth 0.5 percent in Q1 2016
60. Economic situation fairly stable
61. What are the national accounts?
62. Higher investments, mainly in residential property
63. Equal year-on-year consumer spending
64. Dutch consumer considerably more positive
65. Robust growth exports
66. The Netherlands earns billions in agro-sector exports
67. Export value agricultural products hits new record
68. Agriculture accounts for over half of trade surplus
69. Declining number of hours worked in temp jobs
70. Price drop manufacturing output again more substantial
71. Growth investments slows down
72. Steady economic growth
73. Reduction CO2 emissions in first quarter
74. Steady growth exports
75. Economic situation improves somewhat
76. Manufacturing prices falling more rapidly
77. Growing optimism among Dutch manufacturers
78. Extending the Materials Monitor with Water
79. Consumer confidence turns from negative to positive
80. Year-on-year consumer spending 0.1 percent up
81. Considerable growth investments
82. Turnover growth for retail sector in February
83. Economic situation more or less stable
84. Sustained growth manufacturing output
85. Economic situation stable
86. Q4 economic growth 0.3 percent
87. GDPs up by 0.3 percent in both euro area and EU28
88. CO2 emissions marginally higher in the fourth quarter
89. economic situation gradually improving
90. 0.3 percent economic growth in Q4
91. All islands in the Caribbean Netherlands achieved economic growth in 2013