The World Bank has improved its forecast for the Hungarian economy

According to the World Bank, the Hungarian economy could grow by five percent this year
The minister recalled that the organization expects a 6.8 percent growth in the Hungarian economy by 2021 instead of the 6 percent previously reported, while a 5 percent growth is expected for this year instead of 4.7 percent. According to their forecast, the performance of the Hungarian economy may strengthen significantly, by 4.3 percent in 2023 as well. (MTI)
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