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Indicateurs

Pour évaluer l’état actuel de l’économie belge, le BFP met à jour régulièrement une série d’indicateurs. Ces indicateurs portent sur la situation macroéconomique des économies de la Belgique, ses trois pays limitrophes et la zone euro ainsi que le secteur des transports.

 Indicateurs : Business confidence

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National business cycle indicators

Indices

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Belgium (source: NBB)-5.5-14.7-14.8-13.2-11.3-11.9-11.0-11.1-12.3-12.609/24
Germany (source: IFO)--86.486.886.389.189.389.388.687.086.609/24
France (source: INSEE)100.2100.298.499.199.399.399.699.193.996.609/24
Netherlands (source: CBS)-1.8-3.7-4.0-4.5-2.9-3.6-2.8-2.4-2.7-1.909/24
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Description: Business confidence is widely used to refer to the results of surveys conducted in various industries of the economy. However, the scope of business confidence indicators can be different. While the EC, INSEE (France) and CBS (Netherlands) publish indicators that are calculated on the basis of the manufacturing industry survey, the indicators calculated by the NBB (Belgium) and IFO (Germany) are based on the results of surveys in the manufacturing industry, construction, services and retail trade.

Unit: Difference between optimistic and pessimistic answers in percent of total answers (European Commission, NBB, IFO, CBS), index with a long-term average of 100 (INSEE), seasonally adjusted series

Source: European Commission, NBB (Belgium), IFO (Germany), INSEE (France), CBS (Netherlands)

  Dernière mise à jour

12/09/2024

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