オランダ - 景況感

The Dutch producer confidence index dropped to a 39-month low of 2.8 in November from 3.6 in the previous month. Manufacturers's views toward future output was much less positive (1.4 vs 3.1 in October) and they became more negative on their stocks of finished products (-0.8 vs -0.2). at the same time, entrepreneurs' judgment on their order book softened slightly(7.8 vs 8).

The Dutch producer confidence index increased to 3.6 in October from a three-month low of 3.3 in the previous month. Manufacturers's views toward future output was more positive (3.1 vs 2 in September) and they became less negative on their stocks of finished products (-0.2 vs -0.4). On the other hand, entrepreneurs' judgment on their order book softened (8 vs 8.4).

The Dutch producer confidence index dropped to a three-month low of 3.3 in September 2019 from 3.9 in the previous two months. Manufacturers's views on their stocks of finished products turned to negative for the first time in eight months (-0.4 vs 2.3 in August), while their assessment toward future output was stable (at 2). On the other hand, entrepreneurs' judgment on their order book were more positive (8.4 vs 7.5 in August).

The Dutch producer confidence index stood at 3.9 in August 2019, unchanged from the previous month. Manufacturers's views on their future output turned to positive for the first time in three months (2 vs -0.1 in July) while they were less upbeat about their orders book (8.3 vs 11) and stocks of finished products (2.3 vs 3.5).

The Dutch producer confidence index rose to 3.9 in July 2019 from a near three-year low of 3.3 in the previous month, as manufacturers were less negative about their future output (-0.1 vs -1.2). They were also more positive about their stocks of finished products (3.5 vs 0.2) but less positive about their order positions than in the previous month (8.3 vs 11).

The Dutch producer confidence index dropped to a 34 month-low of 3.3 in June 2019 from 4.7 in the previous month. Manufacturers' views on order book weakened (11.6 vs 13.7 in May), with their assessment on stocks of finished products deteriorating sharply (0.2 vs 1.7). In addition, entrepreneurs' became negative for the first time since August 2016 about their expected activity (-1.2 vs 0.9).