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Household consumption slightly up in April
Household spending was 0.2 percent higher in April 2025 than it was in April 2024, adjusted for price changes.
State of the economy and labour market in the first quarter of 2025
How did the economy and labour market perform in the first quarter of 2025? CBS economist and researcher Frank Notten gives a summary.
Inflation decreases to 3.7 percent in March
Consumer goods and services in the Netherlands were 3.7 percent more expensive in March 2025 than one year previously.
Household consumption up by almost 1 percent in March
Household spending was 0.9 percent higher in March 2025 than it was in March 2024, adjusted for price changes.
Dutch AI monitor 2024
The AI Monitor 2024 reports on the development of methods for the production of new statistics on AI, and also provides some figures on this. The full publication consists of a long read and three...
Economic picture deteriorates again
The economic climate in April 2024 is more negative than it was in March.
Inflation lower on Bonaire, higher on St. Eustatius and Saba
In Q1 2024, consumer goods and services on Bonaire were 3.5 percent more expensive than one year previously
Netherlands is EU’s largest importer of goods from Mercosur countries
The Netherlands imported goods worth 13.6 billion euros from Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay and Paraguay in 2024 - more than any other EU country
Producer Price Index (PPI); output and importprices by product, 2015=100
Price Index numbers (excluding excise) and month and year development Market and product according to product nomenclature ProdCom
Household consumption up by over 1 percent in January
Household spending was 1.2 percent higher in January 2025 than it was in January 2024, adjusted for price changes.
Inflation increases to 4.0 percent in November
The inflation rate stood at 4 percent in November.
Dutch exports to China up again while Germany’s have fallen
In 2024, the value of Dutch exports to China increased by 7 percent, while Germany’s exports to China decreased by 8 percent.
Household consumption up by almost 2 percent in December
Household spending was 1.8 percent higher in December 2024 than it was in December 2023, adjusted for price changes.
Economic picture slightly more negative
The economic picture was slightly more negative in February than it was in January, according to the CBS Business Cycle Tracer.
Freight transport by Eastern European lorries increased sharply
In 2023, international lorries carried a total weight of 103 million tonnes of goods to and from the Netherlands.
Employment indicator
The Employment indicator indicates to what extent the mood among entrepreneurs in the Dutch private sector is positive or negative with regard to the workforce.
Decrease in greenhouse gas emissions levelled off in 2024
Greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions were 1.6 percent lower in 2024 than in 2023.
Inflation decreases to 3.5 percent in September
The inflation rate stood at 3.5 percent in September.
Inflation increases to 4.1 percent in December
Consumer goods and services in the Netherlands were 4.1 percent more expensive in December 2024 than one year previously. In November, the inflation rate stood at 4.0 percent.
Earnings and labour volume; exporting and supplying sector (SIC2008)
Labour volume, value added Sector_branches_SIC_2008
Unemployment unchanged at 3.7 percent in December
Unemployment stood at 373 thousand in December 2024
Bankruptcies up by over 50 percent in 2023
Altogether 3,271 businesses and institutions were declared bankrupt, over 50 percent more than in 2022.
Producer Price Index; output prices by economic activity SIC 2008, 2015=100
Price Index number (excluding excise), by sales (domestic and foreign) According to activity nomenclature SIC 2008
Economic growth in Q3 2024
How did the Dutch economy do in the third quarter of 2024? The video presents our initial calculations, as explained by CBS’s chief economist Peter Hein van Mulligen. Subtitles in English available...
Health, lifestyle, health care use and supply, causes of death; key figures
Birth, death, life expectancy, health and disease, use of health care services, education and labour market, costs of care, care providers