Macroeconomics

Macroeconomics

1. Dutch consumers more negative in November
2. Investment up by 0.4 percent in September
3. Exports up by 3 percent in September
4. Dutch economy grows by 0.8 percent in Q3 2024
5. Household consumption up by 2.6 percent in September
6. More wages end up in other countries than ten years ago
7. Manufacturing output down by over 3 percent in September
8. Business owners expect staff numbers and investment to increase in 2025
9. Economic picture remains equally negative in October
10. Manufacturers more negative in October
11. Dutch consumers slightly more negative in October
12. Investment down by nearly 5 percent in August
13. Netherlands lags behind other OECD countries on labour productivity gains
14. Exports down by over 2 percent in August
15. Manufacturing output down by 0.5 percent in August
16. Household consumption up by almost 1 percent in August
17. Deep learning for time series forecasting and nowcasting
18. Economic picture remains equally negative
19. Confidence among manufacturers is slightly improving in September
20. Bonaire and Saba's economies grew in 2022, St Eustatius' economy shrank
21. Profits are rising faster than wages
22. Economic growth of 1.0 percent in Q2 2024
23. Dutch consumers less negative in September
24. Investment down by over 1 percent in July
25. Greenhouse gas emissions 4 percent lower in Q2 2024
26. Exports up by over 2 percent in July
27. Manufacturing output down by over 4 percent in July
28. Household consumption up by over 1 percent in July
29. Tourism expenditure rises to nearly 105 billion euros in 2023
30. Economic picture more negative
31. Confidence among manufacturers improving in August
32. The Netherlands is the EU’s third-largest exporter
33. Dutch consumers equally negative in August
34. Investment down by over 10 percent in June
35. Exports down by 1 percent in June
36. Economic growth of 1.0 percent in Q2 2024
37. Household consumption down by 0.7 percent in June
38. Manufacturing output down by nearly 5 percent in June
39. Diminishing gains in labour productivity over past 50 years
40. Economic picture remains equally negative
41. Confidence among manufacturers down slightly
42. Investment down by almost 7 percent in May
43. Consumers again slightly more negative
44. Exports down by over 4 percent in May
45. Today’s well-being increasingly comes at the expense of future generations
46. Manufacturing output down by 3.0 percent in May
47. Household consumption up by 0.2 percent in May
48. Labour continued to decline as share of the economy in 2023
49. Economic picture remains negative
50. Confidence among manufacturers continues to improve
51. Economic contraction of 0.5 percent in Q1 2024
52. Investment up by over 7 percent in April
53. Consumers slightly more negative in June
54. Exports up by over 2 percent in April
55. Greenhouse gas emissions 4 percent lower in Q1 2024
56. Manufacturing output down by 3.5 percent in April
57. Household consumption up by 0.6 percent in April
58. Macroeconomic statistics revised for reporting year 2021
59. Economic picture deteriorates further
60. Confidence among manufacturers is improving again
61. Investment down by almost 9 percent in March
62. Most earnings from the cocaine trade end up abroad
63. Consumers marginally more negative in May
64. Exports down by nearly 6 percent in March
65. Household consumption up by 0.4 percent in March
66. Economic contraction of 0.1 percent in Q1 2024
67. Today’s well-being increasingly comes at the expense of future generations
68. Well-being of young adults trailing behind other age groups
69. Manufacturing output down by 6 percent in March
70. Economic picture deteriorates again
71. Confidence improving among manufacturers
72. Structural Time Series Models for Consumer Confidence indicators
73. NNPF: Neural Network Particle Filter for Time Series Data
74. Dutch GDP per capita in 2023 ranks fourth in the EU
75. Consumers marginally less negative in April
76. Investment down by almost 3 percent in February
77. Exports down by nearly 4 percent in February
78. Manufacturing output down by over 2 percent in February
79. Household consumption down slightly in February
80. Economic picture deteriorates again
81. Manufacturers slightly more negative in March
82. Economic growth of 0.4 percent in Q4 2023
83. Investments down by over 3 percent in January
84. Consumers less negative once again
85. Exports down by over 3 percent in January
86. An attempt to measuring fossil fuel subsidies by way of official statistics
87. Greenhouse gas emissions 6 percent lower in 2023
88. Manufacturing output 5.5 percent down in January
89. Publishing and interpreting data from the monetary SEEA Ecosystem accounts
90. Household consumption slightly up in January
91. Economic picture deteriorates again
92. Manufacturers marginally less negative in February
93. Investments down by over 8 percent in December
94. Consumers are slightly less negative once again
95. Economic growth of 0.3 percent in Q4 2023
96. Announcement of the revision of CBS’s macroeconomic figures
97. Household consumption slightly up in December
98. Exports down by almost 2 percent in December
99. Manufacturing output over 3 percent down in December
100. Economic outlook deteriorates further
101. Manufacturers less negative in January
102. Investments nearly 4 percent down in November
103. Consumers slightly less negative in January
104. Exploring the GK price index
105. Exports down by 4.5 percent in November
106. Manufacturing output 10 percent down in November
107. Household consumption slightly up in November
108. Manufacturers more negative in December
109. Economic outlook deteriorated in December