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What is the correct currency format for the Belgian Dutch?

I am formatting some currency in Java. This thing gives out 9.99 €

    final NumberFormat nf = NumberFormat.getCurrencyInstance(new Locale("nl", "BE"));
    nf.setCurrency(EUR);
    nf.format(new BigDecimal("9.99"));

but one of our payment providers that returns pre-formatted amounts will issue € 9.99

What is right for nl-BE?

And even more related to programming, if it turns out that the payment provider, not Java, is correct, how can I fix the Java path without hacks for the language (in real code, the Dutch language in Belgium is not hard-coded)

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