The main forecasts are the Central Economic Plan (CEP), published every spring, and the Macro Economic Outlook (MEV), which is published jointly with the Annual Budget at the Opening of the Parliamentary Year in September. Short updates are published in June and December.
Four times a year CPB publishes short-term forecasts of the Dutch economy and the world economy. This is the first forecast of 2012.
Short-term forecast | 20‑03‑2012 | Download (PDF document, 2.4 MB)
Preliminary table Main Economic Indicators 2011-2015 for the Central Economic Plan 2012 and updated figures of the Economic Outlook 2011-2015. .
Short-term forecast | 1‑03‑2012 | Download (PDF document, 2.3 MB)
The Dutch economy is expected to grow by 1½% this year. For next year, an decrease of GDP of ½% is projected.
Short-term forecast | 13‑12‑2011
Four times a year CPB publishes short-term forecasts of the Dutch economy and the world economy. This is the third forecast of 2011.
Short-term forecast | 15‑09‑2011
The Dutch economy is expected to grow by 2% this year. For next year, an increase of GDP of 1¾% is projected.
Short-term forecast | 21‑06‑2011
Four times a year CPB publishes short-term forecasts of the Dutch economy and the world economy. This is the first forecast of 2011.
Short-term forecast | 22‑03‑2011
Main Economic Indicators 2009-2012 for the Central Economic Plan 2011.
Short-term forecast | 22‑02‑2011
The Dutch economy is expected to grow by 1¾% in 2010. GDP growth will decrease slightly to 1½% during the coming year.
Short-term forecast | 14‑12‑2010
Four times a year CPB publishes short-term forecasts of the Dutch economy and the world economy. This is the third forecast of 2010.
Short-term forecast | 21‑09‑2010
The Dutch economy is expected to grow by 1¼% in 2010. The projected growth rate for next year is 1¾%.
Short-term forecast | 23‑06‑2010
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