Temporary uptick for Dutch chemicals masks ongoing challenges
The industry has gained breathing space, but it could be short-lived
Dutch manufacturing set for a faster rebound than its eurozone peers
After three years of contraction, Dutch manufacturing output is expected to growth again in 2026
Belgium’s housing supply–demand mismatch widened further in 2025
Belgian residential housing permits fell further in 2025
While coal use has fallen in the sector, exposure to oil and gas remains and recent energy price shocks will hit buyers
AI could greatly ease manufacturing’s chronic staff shortages, but adoption across Europe remains slow
How rising energy prices will impact European sectors
Why we expect higher profit margins in European construction
Belgian construction sector shows gradual recovery from slump
Dutch housing permits hit 10-year high, but construction still slow off the…
3 calls for EU sectors in 2026: Tech outperformance, manufacturing growth…
Construction Outlook 2026: Growth returns to the European construction sector
Dutch construction profits rise despite stalling production
Easing electrification offers relief to European carmakers – but at a cost
Dutch chemicals brace for 2026 challenges as policymakers prepare to step up
Chemical companies are set to face persistent bottlenecks next year
Dutch manufacturing set for a tech-led growth pick-up in 2026
After three years of contraction and stagnation, Dutch manufacturing is expected to grow slightly stronger in 2026
Romanian construction sector steadies, relying on infrastructure to maintain…
Watch: Europe is losing out big time on the AI and data centre battle
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Europe is losing out big time on the AI and data centre battle
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European contractors stuck in neutral as growth stalls in 2025
