荷兰25指数 (Holland25) 加自选

荷兰经季节性调整的失业率在2025年6月为3.8%，连续第四个月保持不变。失业人数环比增加2000人，达到38.8万人，就业人数增加8000人，达到984万人。与此同时，劳动力参与率从上个月的76.1%微升至2025年7月的76.2%。在此期间，失业救济人数增长了4100人，达到187700人，其中教育（+14.3%）、医疗保健和福利（+2.8%）、化学工业（+2.80%）、其他行业（+2.7%）以及银行和保险（+2.6%）的增幅最大。与去年同期相比，失业率比2024年7月的3.6%高出0.2个百分点。

The Netherlands’ seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 3.8% in June 2025, unchanged for the fourth consecutive month. The number of unemployed individuals rose by 2,000 month-on-month to 388,000, while employment increased by 8,000 to 9.840 million. Meanwhile, the labor force participation rate edged up to 76.2% in July 2025 from 76.1% in the preceding month. During the period, the number of unemployment benefits grew by 4,100 to 187,700, with the largest increases seen in education (+14.3%), healthcare and welfare (+2.8%), the chemical industry (+2.8%), other industries (+2.7%), and banking and insurance (+2.6%). Compared to a year earlier, the jobless rate was 0.2 percentage points higher than the 3.6% recorded in July 2024.

2025年8月，荷兰消费者信心指数为-32，与7月份的五个月高点持平。消费者对整体经济环境的评估仍保持在-52的六个月高点。消费意愿稳定在四个月来的最高水平，为-19，而对大宗购买时机的看法保持稳定，为-34，为三个月来最高水平。对未来12个月的预期从-46升至-43，达到7个月来的最高点。同期，个人财务预期也出现了类似的趋势，从-5上升到-4，达到了七个月来的峰值。与此同时，家庭对过去12个月财务状况的看法略有减弱，该指数从-17降至-18。对同期整体经济形势的看法也有所下降，从-59降至-61。

The consumer confidence indicator in the Netherlands stood at -32 in August 2025, unchanged from July’s five-month high. Consumer assessments of the overall economic climate remained at a six-month high of -52. Willingness to spend held steady at its highest level in four months, at -19, while perceptions regarding the timing of major purchases remained stable at a three-month high of -34. Expectations for the next twelve months improved to a seven-month high, rising to -43 from -46. A similar trend was seen in expectations for personal finances over the same period, which also hit a seven-month peak at -4, up from -5. Meanwhile, household perceptions of their financial situation over the past twelve months weakened slightly, with the index falling to -18 from -17. Views on the overall economic situation during the same period also declined, slipping to -61 from -59.

2025年6月，荷兰的贸易顺差从去年同期的119亿欧元收窄至102.5亿欧元。进口同比增长0.5%，达到565亿欧元，这是由于来自非欧盟国家的入境人数增长了1.5%，抵消了来自欧盟国家进口下降0.6%的影响。进口增加的主要原因是食品和活体动物（21.5%）、不包括燃料的原材料（8.7%）以及机械和运输设备（4.8%）的到货量增加。与此同时，出口同比下降2%，至667.5亿欧元，对欧盟国家（-0.9%）和非欧盟国家（-3.6%）的出口均下降。矿物燃料、润滑油及相关产品（-20.5%）、化工产品（-3.2%）和主要按原材料分类的制成品（-2.9%）的出口出现明显收缩。2025年上半年，荷兰的贸易顺差为641.9亿欧元，进口增长1.2%，出口下降0.4%。

The Netherlands’ trade surplus narrowed to EUR 10.25 billion in June 2025, from EUR 11.9 billion in the same month last year. Imports grew by 0.5% year-on-year to EUR 56.5 billion, driven by a 1.5% increase in arrivals from non-EU countries, which offset a 0.6% decline in imports from EU countries. The rise in imports was mainly attributed to higher arrivals of food and live animals (21.5%), raw materials excluding fuels (8.7%), and machinery and transport equipment (4.8%). Meanwhile, exports fell by 2% compared to a year earlier, to EUR 66.75 billion, with shipments to both EU countries (-0.9%) and non-EU countries (-3.6%) declining. Notable export contractions were seen in mineral fuels, lubricants, and related products (-20.5%), chemical products (-3.2%), and manufactured goods primarily classified by raw materials (-2.9%). For the first half of 2025, the Netherlands recorded a trade surplus of EUR 64.19 billion, as imports rose by 1.2%, while exports declined by 0.4%.

荷兰7月份的年通货膨胀率为2.9%，较上月的3.1%有所下降。这是自2024年5月以来的最低水平，主要原因是住房和公用事业价格上涨放缓（4.7%对6月的4.9%）以及酒精饮料和烟草价格上涨缓慢（1.8%对5.3%）。然而，食品和非酒精饮料（4.7%对4.4%）、运输（1.0%对0.8%）以及室内装潢和家用电器（3.4%对0.8%）的通货膨胀率有所上升。健康通胀率稳定在3.4%。与此同时，服装和鞋类价格下降速度更快（-1.8%对-1.1%）。核心通胀率（不包括能源、食品、酒精和烟草）从前两个月的3.0%降至2.9%，为14个月来的最低水平。在6月份持平之后，7月份CPI环比上涨1.3%，为去年同期以来的最大涨幅。与此同时，统一消费者价格（用于欧盟比较）同比上涨2.5%，低于上一时期2.8%的涨幅。

The annual inflation rate in the Netherlands was confirmed at 2.9% in July, easing from 3.1% in the previous month. This marked the lowest rate since May 2024, driven by slower price increases in housing and utilities (4.7% vs 4.9% in June) and alcoholic beverages and tobacco (1.8% vs 5.3%). However, inflation picked up for food and non-alcoholic beverages (4.7% vs 4.4%), transport (1.0% vs 0.8%), and upholstery and household appliances (3.4% vs 0.8%). Health inflation remained steady at 3.4%. Meanwhile, clothing and footwear prices declined at a faster pace (-1.8% vs -1.1%). Core inflation—which excludes energy, food, alcohol, and tobacco—slowed to 2.9% from 3.0% in the previous two months, marking the lowest level in 14 months. Monthly, CPI rose by 1.3% in July, the sharpest increase since the same month last year, following a flat reading in June. Meanwhile, harmonized consumer prices (used for EU comparisons) rose 2.5% year-on-year, down from a 2.8% gain in the prior period.