US EditionTrump tariffs could cut Dutch economic growth by 1%, CPB warns - DutchNews.nl
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Mike Walden: Tariff discussions could turn economic outlook from concern to optimism
The NCSU INDEX OF NORTH CAROLINA LEADING ECONOMIC INDICATORS (the “Index”), an indicator of the direction of the state economy in the upcoming months, retreated by 2.1% in March, the latest month with available data. This drop occurred after a noticeable increase in the Index during February. The pullback was led by a significant decline in building permits and a continued drop in the national leading index. On the encouraging side, initial clai…
The Trump administration is clearly committed to reaffirming the geopolitical hegemony of the rich and powerful, but to date, it has only caused chaos.
The Central Planning Bureau expects that Dutch exports will decline "limitedly" as a result of the American tariffs.
Trump's import tariffs will slow Dutch economic growth: CPB and DNB
The import duties announced by United States President Donald Trump on April 2 are expected to slow down economic growth in the Netherlands, the Netherlands Bureau for Economic Policy Analysis (CPB) reported based on a study into the effects of the trade tariffs. De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) simultaneously published its own study with more or less the same conclusions.
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