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Intrum: public solvency remained high, but declined slightly
The solvency of the population decreased by 8 percent compared to the previous quarter, but is 14 percent higher than in the same period of last year, according to the index of the Intrum Receivables Management Group and the GKI Economic Research Institute.

The solvency of the Hungarian population remains high
The announcement sent to MTI on Thursday highlights that the index was averaging 43.33 points in the third quarter of this year. Within the quarter, retail solvency showed a declining trend, reaching 42.8 percent by the end of the period. (MTI)
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