MKIK GVI: businesses have become more pessimistic
The communication recalled that the lowest value since the survey began in 1998 was measured in April 2020, when the indicator was minus 25 points.
The value of the uncertainty index increased in April, compared to October last year, currently standing at 53 points, which indicates that the assessment of the situation of Hungarian companies is still polarized, they noted. (MTI)
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