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Latest update: 04/12/2025

In 2024, nearly two-thirds of the Hungarian population aged 16 and older were satisfied with their health; men felt this way at a rate almost 6 percentage points higher than women. In connection with the healthcare wage increases of recent years, the number of active physicians per ten thousand inhabitants increased from 44 to 45 in one year. At the same time, the number of general practitioners and family paediatricians continued to decrease; their number was 5,469 in 2024, an average of 5.7 per ten thousand inhabitants.
05/12/2025

In 2024, there were 61 thousand nonprofit organisations in Hungary, whose number increased by 1.7% compared to 2023. As in previous years, the activities of the foundations were mostly related to education, social services and culture, while among social nonprofit associations, leisure and sports associations and cultural organisations were present in the largest number. The sector's weight in the national economy was 4.7%, based on the average of GDP-proportionate revenue and the proportion of employed persons.
05/12/2025

Every child eagerly waits to find a Santa Claus package filled with sweets in their boots in the morning of 6 December. In Hungary, 44 manufacturers produced 76 thousand tonnes of chocolate and sugar confectionery in 2024. Nearly four-fifths of the chocolate sold was purchased in domestic stores, while 85% of the sugar confectionery was exported.
05/12/2025

Over the past fifteen years, there has been a slight decline in the proportion of people who felt limited in carrying out their everyday activities due to their health condition. In 2024, a little more than one-fifth of the population was affected. In settlements with a higher share of elderly residents—often owing to the presence of institutions dedicated to senior care—the proportion of those reporting limitations was also higher. By contrast, the share of people with limitations was lower in the capital and major urban agglomerations, where younger populations are more prevalent.
03/12/2025

In 2024, the performance of freight transport and urban passenger transport in Hungary increased slightly, while that of interurban passenger transport grew significantly compared with the previous year. At the same time, the performance of the first two branches – particularly freight transport – still fell short of the pre-pandemic level recorded in 2019. The number of newly registered passenger cars exceeded the previous year’s figure by 9.0%, yet remained about one quarter below the peak reached in 2019.
02/12/2025

02/12/2025

Gross yearly income per capita in Hungary was 3 million 673 thousand HUF in 2024, the net yearly income per capita amounted to 2 million 797 thousand HUF, the former increasing by 12.2%, the latter by 13.6% year-on-year. At the same time the income of the richest people grew faster than that of the poorest, the relative condition of the latter got worse as a result. The number of people at risk of poverty or social exclusion stagnated in 2024 year-on-year, with 1 million 819 thousand people in the affected group.
01/12/2025

The expansion of the housing loan stock continued: compared to the same period of the previous year, the total value of housing loans increased by 15% and the number of contracts by 2.7%. Within housing loan disbursements, loans for the purchase of second-hand dwellings continued to dominate, while the value of loans disbursed for the construction and purchase of new homes rose significantly – by 30–40% compared to H1 2024.
28/11/2025

28/11/2025