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Changes, indices, shares, value of consumption of households by type of goods and services.

Dutch consumer spending on goods and services was 0.1 percent up in February 2016.

Over the past four years, the inflation rate was below average for households relying on benefits, because they have a spending pattern different from other types of households.

Single men spend their money on other things than single women. Men spend more on cars, eating out and gadgets, while women spend more on clothes, personal care and fruit and vegetables.

In January 2007, inflation in the Netherlands was 1.4 percent. The rate was higher than in December, when prices were 1.1 percent up on one year previously, as the consumer price index.