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Belgium - Exports

GDP growth slowed further in Q1 2022, marking the weakest result since the pandemic-induced recession ended in Q4 2020. The slowdown was chiefly driven by a contraction in the industrial sector, while activity in both the services and construction sectors expanded at healthy paces. On the expenditure side, both domestic demand and the external sector likely took hits from the economic fallout of Russia-Ukraine war at the end of Q1. Turning to Q2, growth is likely to grind to a halt as external headwinds intensify. Consumer confidence remained entrenched deep in negative territory in April, after plunging in March, amid soaring commodity prices due to the Russia-Ukraine war. This bodes poorly for household spending in the quarter. That said, business confidence recovered lost ground in April, suggesting that private sector activity remains resilient in the face increasing economic uncertainty.

Belgium - Exports Data

2015   2016   2017   2018   2019  
Exports (USD billion)399  400  435  463  453  

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Belgium Exports
Note: Exports (in EUR bn).
Source: National Bank of Belgium.

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Bond Yield0.100.15 %Dec 31
Exchange Rate1.120.65 %Dec 31

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