The Netherlands has witnessed a pivotal shift in its Consumer Price Index (CPI) as the figure transitioned from negative to positive territory in October 2025. As per the latest data updated on November 11, 2025, the CPI stood at 0.30%, marking a notable rise from the previous month’s -0.10% recorded in September 2025.
This month-over-month comparison highlights the country's resilience in addressing downward pressures on consumer prices. The change suggests an improvement in economic activities and consumer confidence, pushing the CPI into a healthier trajectory after the September decline.
This rebound is particularly significant given the negative inflationary marker seen in September, indicating potential stabilization and growth within the Dutch economy. Economists and policy makers may find cautious optimism in these numbers, although continued monitoring will be essential to understand long-term trends and their implications for economic health in the region.
