Hungary's industrial production remains feeble

And the outlook is not bright either

All eyes on Frankfurt this week, Thursday is the ECB's big day

Apart from this and a US inflation data, relatively little of interest this week

Has Hungary's industry found its footing at last?

Third quarter kicks off well

Data galore in the first week of autumn

Fresh inflation statistics are also coming

Heat returns this week, but meanwhile important things will be happening in the world

Data coming this week will show whether the biggest economies continue to suffer

Hungarian industry remains under pressure

Feeble domestic demand causes m/m, yr/yr contraction

Construction sector in spectacular downhill slide

This will be a year of bitter times for the sector

Hungarian industry fares poorly

Most subsections contract

Industrial production up in EU, while Hungary is among the laggards

Hungary's industry ailing despite zippy battery plants

Economy off to a flimsy start in Q2

Engine of Hungarian industry coughing - Second quarter kicks off on wobbly feet

April data published

Strange changes in Hungary's industry

Export booms, production shrinks

Should we forget the dreams of an end to interest rate hikes? This week brings us closer to the answer

Important inflation data to come

Hungarian industry performs anaemically, technical recession increasingly certain to persist

March did not bring the upturn either

Hungary's industry shows symbolic improvement in February

Anaemic performance in early 2023

Hungarian Purchasing Managers' Index promises strong industrial growth

As has become customary by now

Hungary's soaring inflation apparently not caused by high energy demand and dependence after all

...or by the EU sanctions on Russia for that matter

Hungary's industry delivers nasty surprise

Output drops significantly

HUF 500 billion battery plant project in Kistelek, Hungary seems to become a non-starter

According to the mayor, the requirements can't be met in time

Startling graph shows that reducing gas consumption in the EU has not cut industrial production

The industry has been extremely flexible in responding to forced gas cuts