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Data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) now shows the impact of changes in government-linked construction companies, which have historically distorted regional industry figures.
New data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) highlights significant disparities in the country's economic development and digitalization among companies, with notable differences between eastern and western counties in internet access.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) has released a map allowing the public to view average net salaries in their respective localities, revealing Telki, Budajenő, and Nagykovácsi had the highest averages last year.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office reported an improvement in the construction industry in March, though not enough to offset earlier poor performance. However, the number of new building contracts simultaneously saw a significant decline.
New data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) shows that while 69 Hungarian pensioners receive over 2 million forints in pension, approximately 184,000 pensioners must manage on less than 100 forints per month.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) is reportedly including a January utility bill discount, which is essentially a redeemable coupon, when calculating utility inflation, effectively manipulating the figures.
According to five decades of birth data compiled by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), July 25th is the most common birthday for Hungarians.
According to the latest data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), the net average wage in April was slightly over 542,000 forints, marking an 11.2 percent increase compared to the previous year.
Tamás Mellár, former president of the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), claims that the KSH leadership manipulated data, including poverty statistics, to serve the Orbán government's needs. He suggests new methodologies and a revision of inflation and GDP calculations are necessary.
A recent publication from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) indicates that 715,000 Hungarian pensioners may be living below the subsistence minimum by January 2026, based on data regardin
Hungarian Central Statistical Office data reveals that over 28% of Hungarians experienced a decrease in their net real wages last year compared to the previous year, marking a significant nearly 9 percentage point annual increase in this trend.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) explained that the impact of the January utility price freeze will only appear in inflation statistics from March, as the accounting process takes a year.
Professional organizations are urging the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) to thoroughly investigate the circumstances behind erroneous income statistics and to remove poverty indicators based on these flawed data from Eurostat and KSH databases.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) has reported that industrial production stalled in April, with battery manufacturing showing growth but fewer electric motors and generators being produced.
March data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office indicates an easing of negative trends in the Hungarian economy, with both industrial output and construction sectors showing signs of recovery.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) has corrected previously criticized flawed income statistics, but in doing so, introduced new anomalies into the dataset.
Eurostat calculated Hungary's inflation rate at 1.6% in February using the EU methodology, slightly higher than the 1.4% reported by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) using its domestic methodology, placing Hungary's rate as the seventh lowest in the EU.