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Consumer spending up nearly 2 percent in May, goods in demand

Consumer spending up nearly 2 percent in May, goods in demand

Dutch household consumption rose by 1.8 percent in May compared to the previous year, driven primarily by an increase in spending on goods. This growth follows a 1 percent increase in consumption recorded during the month of April.

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