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Consumer price change (inflation), % (April 2019) 3.9
Unemployment rate, % (January – March 2019) 3.6
GDP, % (Quarter 1 2019) (flash estimate) 5.3
Volume of industrial production, % (March 2019) 8.0
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  • About children not only for children

    Hungary celebrated children and young people during the Children’s Week, since 1931. Starting 1950 we salute the youth on the last Sunday of May, during a one-day festivity. The International Children’s day falls on 26 May this year, we would like to present domestic data regarding young people 14 years and under on this occasion.

  • World Wide Web in our daily life, Internet Day in Hungary, 18 May

    On 18th May, we celebrate the World Internet Day in Hungary. The International Telecommunication Union launched the World Day in 2002 with the aim of bringing the World Wide Web to all uncovered areas. What percentage of people use the Internet daily? What is the main purpose of Internet use in Hungary and the EU? Our infographics made for World Internet Day show this.

  • We have been European Union members for 15 years

    Our country is a member of the EU, - the organisation with the highest integration level in the world - for 15 years. Many opportunities presented themselves by joining the single market, the free movement of products and services make high quality goods available for indigenous consumers, our companies’ competitiveness may increase. Catching up may also facilitate the free movement of capital, people in the community offering home for more than half a billion people.

  • Regional Statistics, Volume 8, Number 2

    The latest number features a diverse range of subjects including private capital in a rural development programme, peripherality in Hungary and Czechia, depopulation and territorial development in Lithuania, decision making in local economic development, results of a farmstead survey, chance to leave supported public employment, urbanisation in Poland and Hungary, efficiency of using water resources, calculation methods for gender indices, and visualisation of migration.

  • Hungarian Statistical Review, Volume 1, Number 1, 2018

    The Hungarian Statistical Review has been published for the first time as a separate English-language journal. Following the editorial, the first issue features studies on the following topics: new classification methods in studying bilingualism and ethnic identity, determinants of FX-risk hedging evidence, regional disparities and price convergence on the V4’s land market, panel cointegration, and the impact of the new IFRS lease accounting on Hungarian listed companies.

  • 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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