recession

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Dutch flag on a euro coin with banknotes in the background
PoliticsBusiness
Labor shortage is the biggest problem in Dutch industrial sector, expert says
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A crowded Leidsestraat in Amsterdam
Business
Dutch economic recession ends with first quarterly growth reported in a year
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Euros in a wallet
Business
Inflation in the Netherlands to drop below 2% in two years, DNB predicts
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Aerial view of the Dam square, Amsterdam
Business
Dutch economy remains in recession after third straight quarterly GDP fall
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ABN Amro
Business
Dutch economy to grow slightly this year despite recession: ABN Amro
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Working in the office.
Business
Unemployment increased slightly in July to 3.6 percent
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Mark Rutte speaks with reporters following his first Cabinet meeting after the summer recess. 18 August 2023
Politics
Dutch Cabinet wants to support the poorest, despite cracks in the State treasury
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Shopping street in Eindhoven
Business
7% of children in Netherlands will live in poverty next year without intervention: CPB
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Container ship moored at the EuroMax shipping terminal in the Port of Rotterdam
Business
Dutch economy slips into a recession after 0.3 percent dip in 2nd quarter
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Shopping street in Vlissingen
Business
Dutch economy struggling but will likely dodge recession, experts say
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Shopping street in Eindhoven
Business
Dutch economy resilient but chance of recession, euro crisis, and uncertainty remains
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Waiting for a job interview
Business
Labor market shortage can prevent wave of layoffs in the Netherlands
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Job hunting
Business
Unemployment keeps falling despite recession concerns
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The head of the DNB, Klaas Knot, speaking in Davos, Switzerland on 25 May 2022
PoliticsBusiness
More interest rate hikes likely in Europe despite recession fears, says DNB boss
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Business
ABN Amro: Netherlands can expect recession, but turnaround will lead to 2023 growth
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Shopping street in Eindhoven
Business
Dutch economy shrank 0.2% in third quarter
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An Amsterdam franchise location of cafe JAMe, which went up for sale in 2020.
Business
Restaurants will get pricier in 2023, and more will go bust anyway, says ING
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Euronext Amsterdam stock exchange
PoliticsBusiness
Investors are looking more gloomy again, expect recession: ING