The Netherlands saw a further cooling in consumer price momentum in September 2026, with the month‑over‑month Consumer Price Index (CPI) rising just 0.10%. This marks a slowdown from August 2026, when prices increased by 0.30% compared with July.
The latest data, updated on 13 October 2026, show that price pressures are easing on a sequential basis. In month‑over‑month terms, the “actual” figure for September reflects the change versus August, while the “previous” figure for August captures the change versus July. The deceleration from 0.30% to 0.10% suggests a softening in short‑term inflation dynamics within the Dutch economy.
For investors and policymakers, the weaker monthly CPI print may signal that recent inflationary pressures are stabilizing, potentially affecting expectations for future interest rate paths and broader economic policy in the Netherlands.
