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... an average annual rate of 4%, underpinned by strong growth in housing assets, debt and consumer confidence. in contrast, in the following three years, real consump- tion fell.the shift is ... -related clients, a thorough system of measur- ing risk, including type of commodity, title of goods, position risk, marketability, etc., are incorporated into the rating. however, due to nature of such ...
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... rates and the negative effect of the market turmoil on consumer and business confidence. the slowdown in demand for house and consumer loans has been more significant than in other types of ... loans. in parallel with the sharp fall in consumer loans, domestic sales in some interest-rate sensitive sectors, such as automatives and white goods, also fell drastically. however, thanks to the rapid ...
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TEB NV FR 05.fh9
... greatest growth since the first quarter of 2002. dutch consumers mainly spent more on goods, particularly consumer electronics, furniture and clothing. dutch industrial production was virtually equal to that ... averaged this is 0.5 of a percentage point higher than in 2004, when consumer prices averaged 1.2% higher than in the previousyear.theincreasewascausedbypricesofenergy products. according to ...
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Tebnv2003
... weak global downturn has led to increased pressure on household spending, particularly on durable goods. consumer confidence rose in december 2003. although still low, it stood at about the same ... spending contributed positively to economic growth. unemployment continued to rise while consumer price inflation hovered at around 2%. consumer prices rose more report of the management board despite the ...
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TEB NV Management Board Report 2011.pdf
... of the lowest unemployment rates among eurozone countries, jobless figures are still cause for concern. consumer confidence has deteriorated through the end of last year indicating a stowing economy. the economy ... an important component of market risk. in situations of scarce liquidity or absence of liquidity, goods or instruments may not be tradable at their estimated value. this may arise, for ...
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