Publications

The economy is rapidly recovering, under decreasing numbers of new infections and increasing vaccination coverage. The economy is projected to grow by over 3% in both 2021 and 2022. →

Economic recovery in sight, but coronavirus effects linger on. In the baseline projections the economy is expected to grow by over 2% in 2021 and 3.5% in 2022. →

Economy will recover in 2021, provided coronavirus is under control →

Extension of support package reduces increase in unemployment, but also leads to greater budget deficit. →

Renewed growth in Dutch economy from third quarter onwards, but downturn will reverberate. →

Unprecedented 6% decrease in GDP in 2020, followed by an increase of 3% next year. Unemployment would double, but, although public finances would be severely impacted, they would not enter the danger zone. Great uncertainty. →

March 26, CPB publishes new corona-scenarios (in Dutch). →

Steady underlying growth. →

Economic growth is slowing down in the Netherlands due to the decline in global growth and, to a lesser extent, the issues around nitrogen and PFASs. →

The global economy is slowing down due to increased uncertainty as a result of trade tensions. →