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Thursday January 11th 2018 Bas Werker (UvT) will give a presentation titled ‘Variable Annuities in the Dutch Pension... →

Are you exploring the labour market and wonder whether CPB could be the workplace for you? Come to our Open Day, 10 January 2018! ... →

This page is in Dutch, there is no English translation. →

The release of the next monthly CPB World Trade Monitor is scheduled tentatively for 22 December... →

The CPB World Trade Monitor shows that the volume of world trade decreased 1.2% in October, after remaining stagnant in September (initial estimate: 0.0%). The Korean national holidays in October contributed to a lower trade growth (almost 1%-point lower). →

Economic growth is projected to continue in 2018. GDP will increase by more than 3%, as it did in 2017.These are the highest growth percentages since 2007. Therefore, by next year, we can speak of an economic boom. All forms of spending will contribute to growth. →

De eerstvolgende raming van het CPB zal op woensdag 20 december 2017 om 09.00 uur worden... →

De economische groei zet volgend jaar door. Het bbp neemt, net als in 2017, toe met meer dan 3%. Dergelijke groeipercentages hebben zich sinds 2007 niet meer voorgedaan. Hierdoor is volgend jaar sprake van hoogconjunctuur. Alle bestedingen dragen bij aan de economische groei. →

Economic growth is projected to continue in 2018. GDP will increase by more than 3%, as it did in 2017. These are the highest growth percentages since 2007. Therefore, by next year, we can speak of an economic boom. All forms of spending will contribute to growth. →

The figures present fan charts around the December 2017 point forecasts for GDP growth, HICP inflation, unemployment and general government financial balance. →