Diesel prices in the Netherlands have risen by nearly 4 cents per liter, nearing the record highs observed in April of this year. Meanwhile, gasoline prices have experienced a minimal decline.
The Dutch regulator ACM has ruled that the railway company GoVolta must be granted access to the rail network to transport passengers. The decision follows an economic equilibrium test conducted at the request of the national rail operator, NS.
The Amsterdam city government has presented its 2027 budget, which reveals limited room for new investments due to rising interest costs and existing financial commitments. The city plans to focus on maintaining essential services and reducing the municipal workforce by 2,500 full-time positions, though the reorganization timeline has already been delayed.
Global oil prices decreased slightly on Thursday due to reports of increased exports from Saudi Arabia and repairs to a major pipeline. Despite this trend in crude oil, the retail price for diesel at the pump in the Netherlands continues to rise.
U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to halt trade with the European Union if the bloc proceeds with plans to make Canada an associated member. The dispute highlights potential tensions between the U.S. and its European partners regarding international trade relations.
The unemployment rate in the Netherlands remained stable at 4 percent in August. According to the national statistics bureau CBS, the country recorded a total of 408,000 unemployed individuals during that period.
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