For many months, the Netherlands has systematically displayed a deviation from the average inflation in the euro zone. Admittedly, this gap narrowed in November according to provisional estimates from the National Institute of Statistics (CBS) and Eurostat. The Dutch harmonized consumer price index (HICP) thus rose from +16.8% to +11.2% between October and November against +10.1% and +10% respectively for the euro zone.
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