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After a nearly one-year continuous decline, the economic confidence index of Hungary’s GKI-Erste has risen for the second month in a row in March. The seasonally adjusted index stood at -19 points... 

In February 2012, the economic confidence index of Hungary’s GKI Erste has risen to a level last seen in the autumn of 2011, after a nearly one-year continuous decline. The seasonally adjusted index... 

2012 will be a year of austerity and recession, which means the government will be forced to do what it had promised it wouldn’t, András Vértes, head of economic researcher GKI, told a business conference... 

Hungary’s gross domestic product (GDP) could suffer a serious blow by the drastic layoff at Nokia’s local unit, said András Vértes, Chairman of the Board of Directors at local think tank GKI... 

The Hungarian government will need to take further steps and play hardball on the fiscal front if it wants to keep the budget deficit below the 3% of GDP mark this year, said András Vértes, head of local... 

The descent that has characterised the economic sentiment index of Hungarian think tank GKI and Erste for nearly a year has continued in January 2012. The index dropped to -26.8 points this month, which... 

The Hungarian economy will contract by 1.5% year on year on 2012, local think tank GKI projects. Economists at GKI stressed that there is no alternative to a credit agreement with the IMF. In its latest... 

There can be no debt reduction without enjoying investors’ confidence, said András Simor, Governor of the Hungarian central bank (NBH) on Thursday. Simor, speaking at a conference organized by... 

The economic confidence index of Hungary’s GKI Erste has dropped for the sixth consecutive month in October to -24 points, which marks a nearly two-year low. The consumer and business confidence... 

The deterioration in the economic sentiment index of Hungarian think tank GKI and Erste has continued in September. According to the empirical survey conducted by GKI with the support of the EU the declining...