GKI: consumer confidence deteriorated slightly in February
With the decline, the indicator has not even recovered 40 percent of its low point in April, with the February value well below its July peak since the crisis, which is minus 26.9 points.
According to the research institute, in February it saw the financial situation of the population and the possibility of saving as worse, while it saw unemployment and the situation of the Hungarian economy as better than in January. Consumers therefore considered their own financial situation to be deteriorating, compared to the previous month. (MTI)
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