Dutch economy expected to bounce back swiftly after COVID-19 crisis
Following a historical contraction in gross domestic product (GDP) in 2020, the Dutch economy should recover strongly and rapidly, starting in the second quarter of 2021.
Good morning, how can we help you?
Good afternoon, how can we help you?
Good evening, how can we help you?
Examples of search terms:
News items
Confidence in cash remains high, even with decreasing use
More than three quarters of the Dutch population expect they will still make cash payments five years from now, but 42% think they will do so less often than today. This was revealed by a survey on the use and perception of cash among some 1,000 Dutch citizens, held in February 2021.
Prospects favourable, but vulnerabilities are increasing
More than a year after the outbreak of the coronavirus crisis, vaccination campaigns are picking up speed, and the virus appears to be coming under control. The end of the economic crisis therefore seems near.
Go straight toone of the following topics
-
Public register
Search for financial institutions that hold a DNB licence.
-
DNB in the Caribbean Netherlands
DNB's role in supervision and the payment system on the islands of Bonaire, St Eustatius and Saba.
-
International seminars
See what seminars and workshops we offer and register.
-
DNB news service
Do you wish to receive our news releases, speeches or publications? Subscribe now and stay informed.
