Inflation in the Netherlands: 3.0 percent in September 2026, 0.8 percentage points lower than in the euro area (3.8 percent)

Inflation in the Netherlands and the euro area (HICP, ECB Data Portal), January 2015 – September 2026, in percent. The highest point was September 2022 (17.1).

Source: Europese Centrale Bank, ECB Data Portal (HICP, cijfers van Eurostat) · opgehaald 25 oktober 2026 · selection: HICP totaal, jaar-op-jaarverandering (ANR), niet seizoengecorrigeerd; eurozone = U2 (wisselende samenstelling)Open the table Single block

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The European Central Bank's data portal, with over a hundred dataflows: ECB policy rates, exchange rates, inflation (HICP), bank mortgage and savings rates, bank balance sheets, money supply and payments. For the Netherlands it holds figures that De Nederlandsche Bank reports to the ECB, always next to the other euro countries. All through an open SDMX API, no key needed. In September 2026 inflation was 3.0 percent in the Netherlands and 3.8 percent in the euro area.

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Table: HICP.M.NL+U2.N.000000.4D0.ANR
Latest figure: september 2026
Fetched: 25 October 2026

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Inflation in the Netherlands: 3.0 percent in September 2026, 0.8 percentage points lower than in the euro area (3.8 percent)

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