Latest GDP data shows recession ends in Hungary

Market analysts optimistic about the expected Q3 GDP data for 2023

Fresh GDP data tomorrow, maybe the Hungarian recession will finally end

Hungary's construction sector in bad shape, but worst is yet to come

Stock of contracts contracts

Is the recession in Hungary finally over? This week we find out

We'll alsohave a look at where Hungarian GDP ranks in the EU, but we won't be bored this week anyway

Is the Hungarian industry finally coming out of the tunnel?

The sector is on a slow rise according to the September data, but there are risks

Interest rate decision and overseas data - there will be some busy days this week

Tuesday and Friday ramp it up In Hungary, but Thursday will also be busy in the EU and the US

Prices have soared in Hungary instead of investment

Capital deepening has actually been slowing down

Hungary's construction sector dashes even the faintest hopes

August turns out feeble

Batteries keep Hungary's sapped industry going

Recovery yet to start

It's official: Romania has overtaken Hungary

In terms of GDP per capita

IMF says Hungary cannot avoid recession, expects stubborn inflation

IMF publishes World Economic Outlook

Hungary foreign trade balance improves at a crazy pace

Thanks to the end of the energy crisis and the recession

Hungary's industrial production remains feeble

And the outlook is not bright either

Hungarian central bank could pump the brakes of rate cuts in October

Nasty surprise could be lurking in relation to EU funds

Hungarian stores show sour summer state

When will retail trade recover?

Hungary's Fiscal Council says higher deficit target will not suffice

Urges further measures to stabilise budget

Hungary cenbank says gov't will miss deficit goal, inflation to remain high even in 2024

MNB publishes new Report on Inflation

Hungary central bank raises inflation estimates, cuts GDP forecasts

Key figures of upcoming Inflation Report revealed

Events ramp up this week, but nothing beats the interest rate decision

We're in for an exciting week

Hungary will have no new bank tax, deficit goal to be raised, fuel prices on the table - minister

Márton Nagy reveals details on the phasing out of the interest rate cap and CSOK