Dutch inflation climbed further in September, driven by higher energy prices, keeping the pressure on ECB policy expectations. A major Dutch bank now expects the housing market to
Dutch inflation climbed further in September, driven by higher energy prices, keeping the pressure on ECB policy expectations. A major Dutch bank now expects the housing market to cool more sharply next year, and the government has dropped a wealth tax plan amid fears of wealthy residents leaving. The picture is a mix of sticky prices, a softening property outlook, and policy shifts aimed at retaining capital.
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