UK-NL Economic Outlook

UK-NL Economic Outlook

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Date(s) - 07/07/2026
11:00 am - 11:30 am

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Brought to you by our ‘sister’ bi-lateral Chamber, the Netherlands British Chamber of Commerce (NBCC) in partnership with PwC, ING and Public Matters, this insightful online 30-minute business briefing is focused on the UK-NL Economic Outlook.

 

Against the backdrop of Prime Minister Starmer’s resignation, we will examine the implications for UK economic policy, the EU–UK reset agenda, and the opportunities and challenges facing businesses on both sides of the North Sea.

This session will also bring you up to speed on the NL government, the key economic developments and trade dynamics shaping business between the UK and the Netherlands.

Date: 7 July 2026 (Tuesday)
Time: 11:00 – 11:30 CET
Location: Microsoft Teams

Speakers:

  • James Smith, Economist, Developed Markets (VP), ING
  • Barbara Baarsma, Chief Economist, PwC
  • Martijn Padberg, Director Public Affairs, Public Matters
  • David Henig, UK Director, ECIPE
  • Lyne Biewinga, CEO, NBCC

This concise session will provide an expert analysis of:

  1. Political Developments – An overview of the latest regulatory and political shifts influencing cross-border business including state of play of the NL and the UK Government.
  2. UK & Netherlands Economic Outlook – Insights into economic growth, inflation trends, and financial stability.
  3. Trade & Investment Implications – How recent policy changes affect UK-NL trade relations, tax regulations, and business opportunities.

During this concise 30-minute session, our experts will share their knowledge and analysis, providing you with a comprehensive understanding of the economic trends and opportunities in the UK-NL for the 3rd quarter of 2026.

If you have any questions or need further information, please do not hesitate to reach out to us at aligas@nbcc.co.uk.

This webinar presents an opportunity to stay ahead of the curve in the ever-evolving UK-NL economic landscape. Secure your spot by clicking the register button.

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