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Latest update: 09/07/2026

In 2025, the volume of Hungary’s goods exports decreased by 0.6%, while that of imports rose by 2.8%. As a result, the balance of external trade in goods deteriorated by HUF 94.7 billion, although it still showed a surplus of HUF 3.3 thousand billion. The volume of services exports increased by 3.1%, while that of imports fell by 1.0%. The services balance amounted to a surplus of HUF 5.1 thousand billion, HUF 567 billion more than in 2024.
15/07/2026

The volume of domestic industrial production was 3.2% lower in 2025 year-on-year. The production volume increased in only two of the 13 manufacturing subsections: in the manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products by 14.5%, in the manufacture of wood and paper products, and printing by 1.7%. Overall, industrial producer prices were 4.1% higher than in 2024.
15/07/2026

In 2025, the employment rate for people aged 15–64 stood at 75.1%, while the unemployment rate was 4.4%; both figures were essentially unchanged from the previous year. The pool of potentially available labour and the number of job vacancies were slightly lower than in 2024. In 2025, gross average earnings rose by 9.0%, a more moderate increase than a year earlier. Owing to the more subdued wage growth and a somewhat higher consumer price index than in the previous year, the purchasing power of wages increased by 4.8%.
10/07/2026

In Hungary, fewer children were born in 2025 than a year earlier. The number of deaths also declined, but to a lesser extent than the number of births, so the rate of natural decrease accelerated. A lower surplus of international migration than in the previous year slightly reduced the population decrease; nevertheless, the country's population fell by 51 thousand people. The decline in the number of marriages came to a halt. Marriages remained essentially at the previous year's level, while the number of divorces increased.
09/07/2026

In Hungary, 62 thousand children were enrolled in institutions providing daytime care for young children in 2025. In addition, 1 million 694 thousand children and young people participate in the different levels of full-time initial, vocational and tertiary education. Compared to the previous period, the number of children in nurseries, sgtudents in primary schools, and especially in tertiary education increased, while the number of kindergarten children and students in secondary education decreased. In part-time education, a total of nearly 247 thousand people are enrolled.
07/07/2024

In Hungary, the outstanding stock of housing loans rose from HUF 5,652 billion to HUF 6,783 billion from 2024 to the end of 2025, corresponding to annual growth of 20%. The value of housing loans approved in 2025 amounted to HUF 1,954 billion, while disbursements totalled HUF 1,854 billion, both representing a 45% increase compared with the figures recorded a year earlier. Within the total stock of housing loans, the share of state‑subsidised loans stood at 27% at the end of 2025, whereas among newly approved loans this ratio reached 46% for the year as a whole.
03/07/2026

The number of housing market transactions registered so far in 2025 has approached 136 thousand, and the final figure is expected to exceed 140 thousand. In the fourth quarter, housing market turnover is projected to rise by 10% compared with the same period of the previous year. At the same time, housing prices increased by 2.4% quarter‑on‑quarter and by 21% year‑on‑year relative to the corresponding period of 2024. The aggregated EU‑27 housing price index stood 5.5% above its level one year earlier.
26/06/2026

The current issue of the Hungarian Statistical Review of HCSO publishes articles on the following topics: the first paper examines the savings reflections and decisions of the Hungarian population; the next one deals discusses the levels of Cross-Cultural Adaptation and Sociodemographic Correlates Among Asian International Students in Hungary; the third paper discusses the impact of Governance Quality and Environmental Degradation on Renewable Energy Development; the next one examines female entrepreneurship, remittance dependency and economic growth; as well as the impact of smart Technologies and Tourist Satisfaction in Hungarian Spa Towns. 23/06/2026

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19/06/2026