Brief economic news of September 9, 2021
FHI, Federation of Technology Industries – September 9, 2021
- The RIVM reported 2403 new positive corona tests on Thursday. That is 416 fewer than on Wednesday.
- The ECB says it is scaling back its support because the economy has recovered sufficiently. Interest rates will remain unchanged for the time being.
- Shell is considering the possibility of making COVID vaccines mandatory for its employees and firing those who still refuse a jab. That the Financial Times reportsThis initially concerns personnel at offshore locations, for example.
- Because employees will work from home more often after the corona crisis, the government must reconsider investments in highways and railways. This is stated by the CPB in an advisory report, reports the FDIf the number of commuter journeys during rush hour decreases by 8%, the number of traffic jams will be halved.
- Compared to last year, wholesale and trade mediation achieved more than 26 percent more turnover in the second quarter of 2021. Entrepreneurs' confidence in wholesale also increased compared to the previous quarter, reports CBS.
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