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Netherlands Consumer price inflation (CPI)

Netherlands Consumer price inflation (CPI) is 2.9 percent, in force since 1 Jun 2026. It was 3.5 percent before that. Last checked against the official source on 5 Aug 2026.

Year-on-year change in the Dutch consumer price index (consumentenprijsindex, CPI) as published by Statistics Netherlands (CBS).

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Current value2.9 percent
In force from2026-06-01
In force until2026-06-30
Official sourceCentraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS), 'Inflatie daalt in juni naar 2,9 procent', published 7 July 2026; underlying table 'Consumentenprijzen; CPI 2025=100, index en mutaties' (StatLine 86141NED)
Last verified2026-08-05 stale
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Provenancesource fingerprint

What this value means

June 2026 CPI inflation 2.9% year-on-year, down from 3.5% in May 2026; the month-on-month change was -0.6%. Independently confirmed on 2026-07-20 against both the CBS flash-estimate release (nieuws/2026/27) and the full release (nieuws/2026/28). This is the latest available period — CBS publishes a flash estimate (snelle raming) around the 1st of the following month and the final figure around the 7th; the June flash estimate was also 2.9%, so the figure is final. Main drag: motor fuels, up 17.3% y/y in June (a clear deceleration from May), plus accommodation prices. CPI vs HICP — THESE ARE DIFFERENT SERIES AND MUST NOT BE MIXED: the national CPI was 2.9% in June while the EU-harmonised HICP for the Netherlands was 2.5% (down from 3.4% in May); euro area HICP was higher than the Dutch HICP in June. The gap is structural, not noise: the national CPI includes the cost of owner-occupied housing (imputed via rental price development), which the HICP excludes. Eurostat, the ECB and cross-country euro area comparisons use HICP; Dutch statutory indexation, wage bargaining and most domestic contracts reference the national CPI. INDEX BASE CHANGED: from January 2026 the CPI is published on a 2025=100 base (previously 2015=100), with a revised expenditure basket; year-on-year rates were reconstructed on the new base, so index LEVELS from before 2026 are not directly comparable although the y/y rates served here are. Note one further Dutch-specific 2026 distortion: the 9%-to-21% VAT increase on lodging effective 1 January 2026 mechanically lifted accommodation prices in the index from January.

Earlier values

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2026-05-013.5Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS)…
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2026-03-012.7Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS)…
2026-02-012.4Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS)…
2026-01-012.4Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS)…
2025-12-012.9Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…
2025-11-012.8Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…
2025-10-013.1Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…
2025-09-013.2Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…
2025-08-012.8Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…
2025-07-012.9Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…
2025-06-013Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek (CBS) — StatLine table…

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