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Dutch Economy Revised Up to 0.2% Q2 Growth in CBS Second Estimate

Additional data highlight stronger investment and firmer household spending alongside gains in jobs and real incomes.

Overview

  • Year-on-year growth for Q2 2025 is now 1.7 percent, up from 1.5 percent in the first estimate.
  • The upward revision primarily reflects higher household consumption, with trade and investment also adjusted higher as government consumption was trimmed.
  • Investment was the main driver of quarterly GDP growth, complemented by positive contributions from household and government consumption.
  • Total jobs rose by 28,000 from the previous quarter and by 87,000 compared with a year earlier, based on updated sources.
  • Real household disposable income increased 2.8 percent from a year earlier as wages and benefits rose, while mortgage debt climbed €12.6 billion to €911.6 billion and the debt ratio edged up to 79.2 percent for the first increase since early 2021.