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According to the so-called flash estimate of economic growth, which is based on an incomplete set of currently available data, the Dutch economy grew 0.5 percent in the second quarter of 2014...

Gross domestic product, national income, volume change Specification of the most important macroeconomic data

The monthly publication of changes in prices of consumer goods and services.

In relative terms, Limburg is the most internationally-oriented province of the Netherlands.

The province of Utrecht had the highest economic growth in 2006: just over 4 percent. This is mainly the result of the fact that many companies in the business services and wholesale trade sectors...

IIn Q1 2019, CO2 emissions in the Netherlands were down by 0.8 percent year-on-year.

The number of traffic deaths has decreased more sharply among motorists than among cyclists over the past two decades.

In Q3 2020, Dutch service exports amounted to 55.6 billion euros. This is 11 percent less than in the same quarter last year.

One percent of companies in the Netherlands are foreign-owned. These companies contribute disproportionately to the Dutch economy, however.

Contribution to volume growth GDP by expenditure components Annual data

In 2010, spending on sports accounted for 1 percent of GDP. Per Dutch households, an average of more than 1 thousand euros is annually spent on sports activities and watching sports.

The most recent figures released by Statistics Netherlands show that inflation fell to 1.4 percent in January 2014, the lowest level since June 2010. In December 2013

Nearly 71 percent of Dutch goods exports in 2018 went to other countries within the EU, although the EU's share has declined slightly relative to 2010.

Weekly news release on bankruptcies

The monthly publication of price changes in consumer goods and services.

According to Statistics Netherlands’ Business Cycle Tracer, the economic situation in January 2015 is about the same as in December, but the economic recovery is still fragile.

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.

The outbreak of the credit crisis in 2008 and the subsequent European debt crisis have revealed large macroeconomic imbalances in Europe. Therefore, the European Union has formulated the so called...

Inflation in the Netherlands was 1.4 percent in January versus 1.7 percent in December. Dutch inflation has slowed down considerably after a 3.1 peak in July 2013. In January, the lowest level in...