Dutch inflation quick estimate for May is 3.5%, up from 2.8% in April. Wait for detailed CPI figures on June 9th. Useful for rent, groceries, and salary indexation.
What you need to know
The Dutch Central Bureau for Statistics (CBS) released a quick estimate on June 2: Dutch inflation rose to an estimated 3.5% in May 2026, up from 2.8% in April. The HICP quick estimate was 3.4%. This data is useful for planning daily expenses, especially rent, groceries, and salary indexation.
💰 Estimated inflation 3.5%
⏰ until 09/06
📍 The Netherlands
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- ✓ Rising inflation: The May estimate shows a 3.5% inflation rate, an increase from the previous month.
- ✓ Impact areas: This figure is relevant for rent, grocery prices, and salary adjustments.
- ✓ Await official data: It's advisable to wait for the regular CPI figures on June 9 for a more in-depth analysis.
Before the official data is released on June 9, you can start observing price changes around you and consider adjusting your daily spending habits.
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Dutch inflation quick estimate for May is 3.5%, up from 2.8% in April. Wait for detailed CPI figures on June 9th. Useful for rent, groceries, and salary indexation.
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