La inflación en Holanda:
FT Series: Prices have risen almost 15% over past year as Dutch face shortage of 330,000 homes
The Dutch property market has become a burning political issue. Prices of existing homes in the Netherlands rose 14.6 per cent in the year to June, the highest rate for two decades — and one of the highest in the EU.
Se dice claramente que el BCE es el responsable de esta situación y de haber creado una burbuja inmobiliaria:
"Like the rest of Europe, the Dutch housing market fell sharply after both the 2008 global banking crisis and the 2012 eurozone debt crisis. But residential property prices have been rebounding strongly since the European Central Bank cut interest rates into negative territory seven years ago, pushing down mortgage costs. Further stimulus measures since the start of the coronavirus pandemic have stoked the boom. "
Lagarde, como siempre, mintió descaradamente en sus declaraciones. La mentirosa del BCE dijo esto:
" Although housing costs were one of the biggest concerns expressed by the public during the ECB’s recent strategy review, its president Christine Lagarde told the Financial Times last month that she did not think there was a risk of a bubble “on average across the euro area”. The ECB has, however, decided the cost of owner-occupied housing should be included in the main measure of inflation it uses to calibrate interest rates, although it is expected to be years before this takes effect. "
El Banco Central Holandés dijo que los niveles de deuda de los hogares son "uno de los principales riesgos sistémicos para los Países Bajos"
The Dutch central bank said high levels of household debt were “one of the main systemic risks for the Netherlands”; it aims to “make sure that the financial sector is sufficiently robust to absorb the consequences of a housing market bust”. It is introducing a rule requiring banks to have €5bn more capital against their mortgage exposures from January.
