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Economic growth disappoints, but no need to fear a recession yet

Economic growth disappoints, but no need to fear a recession yet

Economic growth in the Netherlands was lower than expected in the first quarter, partly due to the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. While the economic outlook has worsened, experts believe there is no immediate danger of a recession.

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