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In January 2006 households spent 1.5 percent more on goods and services than in January 2005.

Dutch consumer confidence was up in March 2006 in comparison to February. Consumers were considerably more positive about the economic climate.

February’s consumer confidence index hardly changed compared to January. Consumers’ opinions on the economic climate and willingness to buy also remained stable in the first two months of 2006.

Dutch consumer confidence in January was virtually identical to that of December 2005.

After correction for seasonal effects, consumer confidence in the Netherlands is higher in December 2005 than in November.

Dutch consumer confidence, seasonally corrected, rose in November 2005 in comparison with October. This is the second month in a row that consumer confidence is rising.

After correction for seasonal effects, consumer confidence has risen in October 2005, compared to one month previously. Dutch consumers are less pessimistic about the economic climate.

After correction for seasonal effects, consumer confidence remained unchanged in September 2005 compared to the previous month.

Households spent more in July 2005 than in July 2004. The volume of domestic consumption was 0.5 percent greater than in July 2004. This is the second slight increase in a row.

Consumers are less positive about the economy of the Netherlands in August than they were in July. After correction for seasonal effects, the confidence index fell from -23 to -28.