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Over-75s increasingly pay by debit card in Netherlands
A study by De Nederlandsche Bank and Betaalvereniging Nederland reveals that Dutch consumers, particularly those over 75, are increasingly using debit cards for payments.
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DNB: 57 percent of job switchers move to new sectors
A new study by De Nederlandsche Bank reveals that 57 percent of employees who switch jobs also move to a different economic sector.
Capital ratios drive differentiated deleveraging in EU banks
A new DNB working paper reveals that higher capital ratios lead to differentiated deleveraging among large European banks.
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Oil price surge has limited impact on Dutch economy
The price of oil has risen sharply due to the war in the Middle East.
Geopolitical unrest heightens cyber, market risks
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) warns that risks to Dutch financial stability remain high due to persistent geopolitical and economic turbulence.
DNB streamlines fintech licensing, eyes AI and digital risks
A DNB official emphasized the symbiotic relationship between fintech firms and regulators for a stable and innovative financial system.
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Dutch households' oil shares buoyed Q1 investments
Dutch households saw the value of their portfolio investments in oil companies rise sharply in the first quarter of 2026.
Sleijpen: Inclusion is culture, boosts organizational strength
De Nederlandsche Bank (DNB) Executive Director Olaf Sleijpen stated that inclusion is a culture, not a policy, and drives organizational performance.
Dutch business dynamics low, productivity growth challenged
A De Nederlandsche Bank analysis finds that low business dynamics in the Netherlands hinder productivity growth.
Supply chains increase European inflation and output risks
Global supply chain disruptions are increasing inflationary pressure and macroeconomic volatility in Europe.
Supply chain disruptions raise inflation risk, demand EU action
Disruptions in global supply chains are driving up inflation in the Netherlands and Europe.
Supply chain disruptions fuel inflation, DNB proposes solutions
Supply chain disruptions are fueling inflation and increasing economic vulnerability.