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Material efficiency not enough to reduce CO2 emissions
The Dutch economy's carbon emissions increased over the entire period between 1970 and 2020.
Over half of Dutch people work from home sometimes
Over 5 million people in the Netherlands worked from home sometimes or most of the time in 2023, representing 52 percent of all people in work
House prices almost 5 percent lower in August
In August, owner-occupied dwellings (excluding new constructions) were on average 4.8 percent cheaper than in August 2022.
Statistics on nature play crucial role in national and international policy
The figures published by CBS on nature in the Netherlands play an important role in all sorts of societal discussions, including the current debates on nirogen and biodiversity.
Exports down by almost 5 percent in September
In September, the total volume of goods exports (adjusted for number of working days) was down by 4.8 percent year on year.
China top supplier of products containing critical raw materials
China is the largest supplier of products that contain critical raw materials (CRMs), such as solar panels.
Inflation down to 1.2 percent in December; 3.4 percent excluding energy
The inflation rate stood at 1.2 percent in December.
From 9 to 15 percent renewable energy over four years
Between 2019 and 2022, the share of renewable energy in the Netherlands rose from 9 to 15 percent.
Household consumption 0.5 percent up in August
Households spent 0.5 percent more in August 2023 year on year, adjusted for price changes.
Inflation rate down to 0.2 percent in September
Consumer goods and services in the Netherlands were 0.2 percent more expensive in September than in the same month last year.
Inflation -0.4% in October, according to flash estimate; 5.1% excluding energy
Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports in a flash estimate that the CPI-measured inflation rate was -0.4 percent in October.
Over 4 in 10 adults get enough exercise
In 2022, 44 percent of Dutch adults were getting enough exercise to comply with the guidelines of the Health Council of the Netherlands.
Inflation 0.2 percent in September, according to flash estimate
Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports in a flash estimate that the CPI-measured inflation rate was 0.2 percent in September.
Inflation up to 1.6 percent in November; 4.2 percent excluding energy
The inflation rate stood at 1.6 percent in November.
CBS explores possible privacy preserving techniques
The statutory task of Statistics Netherlands (CBS) is to carry out high-quality statistical research for the government sector and academia.
Economic outlook more negative in July
The economic climate in July 2023 is more negative than it was in June.
Investments over 3 percent up in July
In July, the volume of investments in tangible fixed assets was up by 3.3 percent year on year.
Exports up by almost 1 percent in August
In August, the total volume of goods exports (adjusted for number of working days) rose by 0.6 percent year on year.
Inflation down to -0.4% in October; 5.1% excluding energy
The inflation rate stood at -0.4 percent in October.
Inflation 3.0 percent in August, according to flash estimate
Statistics Netherlands (CBS) reports in a flash estimate that the CPI-measured inflation rate was 3.0 percent in August.
House prices also 5.5 percent lower in July
In July, owner-occupied dwellings (excluding new constructions) were on average 5.5 percent cheaper than in July 2022.
Household consumption 0.4 percent up in July
Households spent 0.4 percent more in July 2023 year on year, adjusted for price changes.
Investments 7 percent up in June
In June, the volume of investments in tangible fixed assets was up by 7 percent year on year.
Business confidence negative in Q3, as in the preceding quarters
At the start of Q3 2023, entrepreneurial confidence stood at -8.3. It was at virtually the same position three months previously (according to a new calculation method)
Household consumption over 1 percent up in June
Households spent 1.2 percent more in June 2023 year on year, adjusted for price changes.