Hungarian Central Statistical Office
Themes
- Agriculture
- Business units and nonprofit organisations, investments
- Construction statistics
- Culture, sport
- Education
- Energy statistics
- Environment
- External trade statistics
- Financial statistics
- Health care, accident
- Housing and public utilities
- Income and living conditions
- Industry
- Information, communication
- Internal trade
- Justice
- Labour market
- National accounts, GDP
- Population and vital events
- Price statistics
- Research, development, innovation
- Social protection
- Tourism, catering
- Transport
- Regional statistics
In the spotlight
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International Children's Day
The infographic prepared on the occasion of International Children’s Day shows the most popular Christian names of newborn babies, according to which the most popular Christian name was Hanna for girls and Bence for boys in 2017.
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Spring is in the air
The infographic shows the size of sown area of flowers and ornamental plants in European Union countries. The Netherlands, where flowers and ornamental plants are grown on 32,630 hectares, is the most 'flowery' country.
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Main indicators of the Visegrád Group countries
The publication’s tables and figures give an insight into the most important social and economic processes of the V4 countries, the similarities and diversities of these countries can be observed, one can form a notion about the group’s weight within the EU. These four countries represent more than one tenth of the EU’ area and population, nearly 6% of its economic performance based on GDP, approximately 8% of its manufacturing of motor vehicles and almost one fifth of its main crops growing.
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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.
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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.
