Rabobank RaboResearch - Economic Research Rabobank.com FAQ Contact Nederlands English Follow us: Twitter Youtube RSS Home Publications What we do About us Search... COP26: Big Headlines, Reality Less Sunny, Yet Some Progress Achieved The Netherlands: GDP Back at Pre-Covid Level – Now What? United States infrastructure: Impact on economy and elections Australia: Economic update House prices expected to rise by 28 percent in 2021 and 2022 Dossier - Energy Transition Dossier - Economic impact of the coronavirus Dossier - Geopolitical risks COVID-19 Economic Dashboard Most recent November 15, 2021 Special COP26: Big Headlines, Reality Less Sunny, Yet Some Progress Achieved Post-COP26, the 1.5°C target is still out of reach, but the gap narrows as Glasgow brought some progress. Paris Agreement Rulebook was finalized and new emission reduction pledges were announced. Yet, credibility concerns cast some shadow over these announcements and climate finance remains unsettled. Cristian Stet November 10, 2021 Special United States infrastructure: Impact on economy and elections Although the bipartisan infrastructure package is long overdue given the state of the infrastructure of the United States, it will hit the economy at a time of full employment and after a couple of years of high inflation. This means that the bang for the buck will be substantially eroded. Philip Marey November 05, 2021 Economic Update The Netherlands: GDP Back at Pre-Covid Level – Now What? Looking ahead, we expect growth figures will move toward more ‘normal’ readings. The economy is facing headwinds, mainly from supply-side constraints, such as labor shortages, supply chain disruptions, and low availability of (raw) inputs. Michiel van der Veen November 01, 2021 Economic Comment COP26, What Can We Expect? To “keep the 1.5°C target alive” within COP26, we need more stringent targets for 2030, not only for 2050. Progress could come from new methane emissions targets and through advancements in discussions on Paris Agreement Rulebook and climate finance. Cristian Stet October 18, 2021 Economic Comment Dutch version COVID-19 Economic Dashboard Hard economic data usually comes available at quite some lag. To gauge the economic impact of COVID-19 we look at more timely economic indicators that are readily available. Data on traffic jams, international flights, and restaurant bookings are released sooner and more frequently. This helps us to better monitor the economic situation during the COVID-19 crisis. Michiel van der Veen Erik-Jan van Harn October 11, 2021 Special Australia: Economic update The Australian economy is set to contract in Q3, modestly rebounding in Q4. Inflation risk are likely, as gas and freight prices rise steeply. Australia must balance existing economic ties to China with increasing geostrategic ties to the west. Wouter van Eijkelenburg October 06, 2021 Economic Update Sector forecasts: Many sectors back to full speed Most Dutch sectors had a good second quarter. The outlook is also favorable but there are concerns about shortages of materials and labor. Leontine Treur October 04, 2021 Economic Report Budget Day brings Dutch hydrogen ambition a small step closer Budget Day 2021 brought the Dutch hydrogen ambition a small step closer. A national hydrogen infrastructure will be created and the offshore wind target will potentially increase by 10 GW. However, no additional subsidy for green hydrogen production was announced. Hyung-Ja de Zeeuw October 04, 2021 Economic Update The Netherlands: Government presents budget for the coming year The Dutch economy is recovering stronger than previously expected. And even though the government paved the way for economic recovery by support packages, the on Budget Day presented plans lack strategy and vision on housing shortages and climate change. Lize Nauta < Previous 1 2 3 4 … 216 217 Next > Most viewed in October The Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism explained The Argentine Crisis 2001/2002 COVID-19 has a devastating impact on Italy’s economy Tweets Post-COP26, the 1.5°C target is still out of reach, but the gap narrows as Glasgow brought some progress. Paris Agr… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… November 15, 2021 20:21 Although the bipartisan infrastructure package is long overdue given the state of US infrastructure, it will hit th… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… November 10, 2021 11:30 Looking ahead, we expect growth figures will move toward more ‘normal’ readings in the Netherlands. The economy is… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… November 05, 2021 10:04 @RaboEconomics Recommended links • Rabobank: Food & Agribusiness Research and Advisory • Rabobank: Markets Research Find our publications by map Copyright © 2021 Rabobank/RaboResearch, Utrecht Rabobank.com FAQ Contact Disclaimer Privacy and cookies Accessibility Follow us: Twitter Youtube RSS