KSH: industrial production fell by 7.2 percent in September
In September 2024, the volume of industrial production was 7.2 percent, or 5.4 percent after the working day effect, compared to a year earlier, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) confirmed in its second estimate released on Wednesday.
According to the report, production increased in two of the manufacturing sub-sectors – in the production of food, beverages and tobacco products, as well as in wood processing, paper product production, and printing activities, while production fell in eleven.
Based on seasonally and working day-adjusted data, industrial output decreased by 0.7 percent compared to August 2024.
The volume of industrial exports was 5.0 percent lower than a year earlier. The export of vehicle production, which represents 33 percent of manufacturing export sales, fell by 11.3 percent, and the production of electrical equipment, which accounted for 14 percent, fell by 5.6 percent.
Domestic sales of industry were 2.9 percent lower than in the same month of the previous year, and that of the manufacturing industry was 6.4 percent lower, the KSH announced.
Related news
Hungary’s economic vulnerability: causes, consequences and possible solutions
The economic developments of recent years have once again drawn…
Read more >The gap is getting wider: the purchasing value of pensions is deteriorating dramatically
The purchasing power of pensions compared to salaries will suffer…
Read more >Hungary remains a recommended investment destination
Hungary’s financial situation is stable, and our country remains a…
Read more >Related news
Linamar and Gallicoop continue to lead the Békés County TOP100 company list
Linamar Hungary Zrt. and Gallicoop Zrt. continue to lead the…
Read more >Hungary’s economic vulnerability: causes, consequences and possible solutions
The economic developments of recent years have once again drawn…
Read more >DIEGO starts 2025 with optimistic plans
Increasing price sensitivity, an unpredictable regulatory environment and new shopping…
Read more >