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Consumer price change (inflation), % (June 2016) -0.2
Unemployment rate, %            (March –May 2016) 5.5
GDP, % (Quarter 1 2016) 0.9
Volume of industrial production, % (May 2016) 9.2
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  • International day of older persons, 1 of October

    The UN General Assembly declared 1 October as the INTERNATIONAL DAY OF OLDER PERSONS in 1991. Nowadays, about 962 million people aged 60 and over live in the world, 13% of the world’s population. According to the baseline variant, the number of older persons may even reach 2.1 billion by 2050. In Hungary, more than one-fourth of the population, 2,600 thousand people belong to the 60 year-old or older age group. The infographics present the proportion of older persons in the world and in Hungary.

  • Hungary, 2017

    The Hungarian Central Statistical Office launched the publication series titled ‘Hungary’ 24 years ago, which, according to the statistical law, informs the Parliament and the government on the society, economy and environment every year. The latest edition of the series, Hungary 2017 is published now.

  • How much did Hungarian households spend on starting school in August–September 2017?

    The infographic shows how much households in Hungary spent on the start of the school year, and the amount of expenditures per pupil by main items of expenditure in August–September 2017.

  • Regional Statistics, Volume 7, No 2, 2017

    In our journal you can read about the tourism flows in Spain, the tourism in the Lazio region of Roma, the Game of Thrones fans’ travel plans, the Slovakian congress tourism, the hierarchy of regional centres in Central and Eastern Europe, as well as the territorial characteristics of the international migration, the top 500 Hungarian companies, the highly educated individuals in Hungary and the radical right-wing voters in 2014.

  • Interactive charts and maps - Inflation kaleidoscope, Inflation radar

    The inflation kaleidoscope presents consumer price changes by detailed groups of expenditures, as well as depicts the percentages represented by the groups of the different goods and services in the total expenditures of households with the help of the surface of the different rectangles. The radar chart presents changes in consumer prices from January 2000, broken down by main groups of expenditures.

  • STADAT-tables

    The continuously updated collection of ready-made tables presents major statistical data in 24 topics by more than 1,000 tables. The infra-annual data of Chapter 2.1. – Labour market were extended by the tables of the supplementary surveys of the Labour Force Survey: ‘Disadvantaged groups on the labour market’ and ‘Trade unions, strike events’. All tables are free to download in an Excel format as well.

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