Dutch investment growth set to slow sharply

With Dutch housing investment back at pre-crisis levels, there is little scope for further strong growth. And although interest rates are at record lows, surveys suggest that firms have little need to boost investment. As a result, Dutch investment growth seems set to slow sharply.

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