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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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  • 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.

  • Yearbook of Health Statistics, 2015

    The yearbook contains summary data on the number of population, marriages and registered partnerships, divorces, births, foetal losses, deaths and internal and international migration in 2015, and it also comprises international data on different vital events. The internet annex contains the following datasets: Population of Hungary, 2015; Historical statistical time series, 1865–2015; Demographic Atlas of Hungary, 2015; Changes in causes of deaths statistics; Interactive age pyramids

  • Performance of Hungary’s agriculture in 2015 (Economic accounts for agriculture, 2015)

    The output and gross value added of agriculture have been rising at current prices since 2010, the output approximated 2.5 thousand billion forints in 2015, and the gross value added exceeded one thousand billion forints. However, the volume of output was lower than a year earlier – which was dominantly influenced by the decrease in the production of maize –, but even so exceeded the average for the past 5 years.

  • Consumption of households, 1st half of 2016 (based on preliminary data)

    In the study, we survey the consumption expenditures of households, the structure of expenditures and the supply of households with consumer durables, examining in detail the expenditures of households on meals and food. Households continued to spend the most, HUF 19.7 thousand/month/capita on food and non-alcoholic beverages which accounted for 26.5% of their total expenditure, HUF 16.9 thousand (22.7%) were spent on housing and household energy and HUF 7,980 (10.7%) on transport.

  • 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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