31.10.202505:30:00UTC+00Dutch Inflation Cools: CPI Drops to 3.1% in October

The Netherlands has witnessed a slight decline in its Consumer Price Index (CPI), marking a cooling in inflationary pressures. For October 2025, the Dutch CPI settled at 3.1%, down from the previous month's rate of 3.3%. This report, updated on 31 October 2025, offers a year-over-year perspective comparing the inflation rates of the same month last year.

In October 2025, the nation's inflation rate showed a controlled diminishment, which is crucial for economic stability and consumer confidence. The drop by 0.2 percentage points may indicate effective economic measures or adjustments in monetary policies.

The year-over-year decrease points towards a potentially stabilizing economy, as both businesses and consumers adjust to the current economic climate. Observers and analysts will be keeping a keen eye on the upcoming months to see if this trend continues, which could suggest a broader economic recalibration.