Country: NL | Published: 2026-09-15
Dutch markets are watching Budget Day closely, with the government's new fiscal plans expected to address purchasing power concerns and include a proposed capital gains tax as part
Dutch markets are watching Budget Day closely, with the government's new fiscal plans expected to address purchasing power concerns and include a proposed capital gains tax as part of a broader wealth levy reform. The finance minister has signaled a need to slow the economy, framing the budget around restraint, which could shape sentiment on domestic demand. Meanwhile, farmer protests disrupted roads and rail lines, adding a layer of logistical noise to an otherwise policy-focused session.