Merrill Lynch puts Dutch growth at 2.2%
Friday 08 January 2010
The Dutch economy will grow 2.2% this year, according to economists from merchant bank Merrill Lynch quoted in the Financieele Dagblad on Friday.
The forecast is well above the 1.5% growth estimate made in December by the government's macroeconomic think tank CPB. Worldwide, Merrill Lynch puts the growth figure at 4%.
For 2011, Merrill Lynch puts the Dutch growth figure at 2.7%, slightly above the 2.5% forecast for the eurozone as a whole.
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Friday: Cold and sunny everywhere. Heavy frost at night. Similar Saturday but thaw possible Sunday
No way!!! Dutch will recover only 2011, or isnt it what all professors and mp's claimed?
By Jon | January 8, 2010 9:40 AM