Thanks COVID-19: Hungarian households lose HUF 700 billion

Pandemic, forint weakening cost a pretty penny in Q1 2020

Coronavirus hits Hungarian investment market hard in March

All savings categories down

Third of European consumption stopped or delayed by lockdown

May decrease EU GDP by 20%, Moody’s says

Two thirds of Hungarians have only three months' worth of savings

Survey uncovers dramatic results

Hungary superbond devastates finance sector

89% of savings landed in MÁP Plus in Q3

What types of savings fell victim to Hungary's 'superbond'?

Crowding-out impact of new retail gov't security leaves cash use unfazed.

Hungarian households hot on shares, holdings reach new all-time high

New record reached in May.

What are Hungarian households doing? Calm before the storm at housing loans

Corporations continue to borrow big.

Time for Hungary to abolish interest tax, state official says

President of State Audit Office calls for higher household savings.

Retail sales shift into higher gear in Hungary

Growth, external equilibrium, inflation?

Hungarian banks about to lose the goose that laid the golden eggs?

Unusual data in February.

Retail sales grow 6% in Hungary, trade association estimates

Household consumption in Hungary remains high after Christmas, driven by end-of-year sales and preparations for New Year's Eve

Hungarians continue to be fond of shares

Stock of listed shares held by households close to record.

It's hard to fathom that Hungarians "invest" in these instruments

Well, we cannot really call this an investment...

Gov't security, stock purchases of Hungarian households could be boosted

Central bank Deputy Governor Márton Nagy says cash should be used better.

Hungarian households keep savings in cash, bank account

Hungary households' share stock HUF 586 bn in June

2018 the year of fridge sales in Hungary

The end of bad times: money pouring out of Hungarian banks

We haven't seen this for a long time.

Financial assets of Hungarian households reach record high

Currency stocks grow significantly.