Dutch budget deficit to exceed EU norm next year: Finance Min
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Dutch budget deficit to exceed EU norm next year: Finance Min

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The Dutch budget deficit next year will be just above the 3 percent standard that the European countries have agreed upon with each other, reports outgoing Minister Sigrid Kaag. That is because parliament increased government expenditure by 1.5 billion euros last week by adopting multiple amendments and motions. Due to the additional expenditure, the budget deficit in 2024 will likely amount to 3.1 percent of gross domestic product, while the government previously assumed 2.9 percent. The changes proposed by the Tweede Kamer, the lower house of the Dutch parliament, will have little effect on the budgets in the years that follow.

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