Household Consumption Growth Loses Momentum in Belgium
The National Bank of Belgium reports that household consumption, while still the main driver of Belgian growth, has lost momentum due to structural changes and recent shocks. Income dynamics remain key, with the saving rate acting as a buffer. Regional divergences are notable, with Wallonia experiencing a more pronounced deceleration.
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