Tag "elemzők"
Analysts: the number of jobseekers in the third quarter increased more than the demand
Some of the aspirants who go from public employment to the primary job market need time to find their place, which could be one of the possible reasons for the...
Read moreElemzők: az idényáras élelmiszerek tartották magasan az inflációt
Az elemzők várakozása ellenére nem mérséklődött az éves infláció augusztusban, de a maginfláció csökkenése továbbra is az inflációs nyomás hiányát jelzi a magyar gazdaságban – így kommentálták az MTI-nek nyilatkozó...
Read moreAnalysts: the foreign trade balance surplus may be lower this year
Both exports and imports in euros are growing dynamically, but the surplus of the foreign trade balance is expected to be lower in 2018 than last year – macroeconomic analysts...
Read moreRetail sales may grow by around 6 percent this year
Retail sales are expected to grow by around 6.0 percent this year, reaching a year-on-year growth rate of around 6.0 percent, and contributing significantly to the rise in gross domestic...
Read moreAnalysts: over four percent growth is expected in 2018
This year, gross domestic product (GDP) in Hungary could increase by 4.2 – 4.6 percent, analysts said after analyzing the second estimate of the Central Statistical Office’s data. Central Statistical...
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Analysts: the labor market suggest further optimism
The situation of the labor market continues to suggest optimism and approaches the state of full employment. The number of people employed broke another record, and the number of inactive...
Read moreLondon Analysts: on a National Economy level weekly shopping expenditure increased with ten-millions due to the extreme weather
London’s financial analysts expect that the extreme weather of recent months is likely to increase the weekly shopping costs with tens of millions of pounds on a National Economy level....
Read moreAnalysts: The KSH announced a better than expected GDP data
The growth of the gross domestic product (GDP) in the second quarter has surpassed analysts’ expectations. Although the seasonally and calendar-effect adjusted figures mainly indicate the maintaining of pace and...
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Surpluses in June rose above analysts’ expectations
In June, the second-highest foreign trade surplus of all time surprised the analysts, but did not shake their conviction that import and export growth will accelerate further this year as...
Read moreAnalysts: retail sales growth to accelerate this year
Retail sales are expected to grow more than 6.0 percent this year, compared to the previous year, and will contribute significantly to a sharp rise of gross domestic product (GDP)...
Read moreAnalysts expected higher inflation
Analysts interviewed by MTI expect slow fluctuation rise in prices, due to the lower than expected February inflation and a drop in core inflation. According to a statement issued on...
Read moreAnalysts: economic growth structure can continue to improve this year
Market analysts expect the continuation of last year’s ongoing processes in the light of the detailed GDP data published on Tuesday. Consumption and investment growth will continue to be the...
Read moreAnalysts: the rise in retail sales is higher than expected
The pace of retail turnover in January exceeded the expectations. The increase of real wages and the demand for durable consumer goods generate strong growth this year, which could only...
Read moreAnalysts: consumer prices may grew slightly
In January, consumer prices were 2.1 percent higher than in the previous year and 0.3 percent higher than in December. Analysts interviewed by MTI expect a slow increase in consumer...
Read moreDynamic growth in retail sales continues
Retail sales will increase in the next few months at a rate similar to last year, according to analysts interviewed by MTI. On the basis of the data released by...
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Analysts: the increase of average earnings may be over 12 percent this year
The October growth in average earnings was not a surprise, according to macroeconomic analysts interviewed by MTI, who are expecting an average 12-13 percent wage growth this year. According to...
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Analysts: wage growth still persist
Wages will rise by 13 to 14 percent this year, and this growth rate will continue next year, according to macroeconomic analysts interviewed by MTI. According to data published by...
Read moreAnalysts: the rise in retail sales may continue in the coming months
Growth in retail sales may continue in the coming months. Takarékbank expects a 4.5 percent, while ING expects a 4.7 percent growth. According to the first estimate published by the...
Read moreAnalysts: the spectacular growth in investments may continue
For the remainder of the year, the high growth in investments may continue, partly due to the gradual rise in the use of EU funds – market analysts commented on...
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Analysts: the June wage data is a positive surprise
The June wage increase was a positive surprise in terms of the analysts’ consensus and shows the growing lack of skilled workers, and also shows the trend in wage agreements...
Read moreAnalysts: growth can be around 4 percent this year
The growth of the Hungarian economy has slowed, but fell short of the expected pace in the second quarter – in line with the expectations, but the expansion could again...
Read moreAnalysts expect inflation of around two percent
The targeted VAT cuts in certain goods and services (poultry meat, eggs, raw milk, internet, hospitality) reduce inflation, while the fuel prices, rising domestic demand and wage increases increase consumer...
Read moreAnalysts: strong consumer confidence maintains the growth in retail sales
Growth in retail sales in June was expected, due to the strong growth of wages in April and May. The growth in real wages and the 11-year high consumer confidence...
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Analysts: Despite the slower growth in May, real wages this year may increase by 10 percent
The slowdown in the pace of wage growth in May compared to April was a slight negative surprise to the analysts, which was primarily explained by seasonal influences. As a...
Read moreInflation was at its low point in June this year
The slowdown in inflation in June was in line with the analysts’ expectations, who continue to expect increase. After last month’s slowdown, the price of commodity prices, especially the prices...
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Analysts: Foreign trade continues to perform well
Foreign trade continues to perform well, the surplus in May is higher than the expectations – analysts responded to the first estimate of the Central Statistical Office (KSH) on Friday....
Read moreAnalysts expect a rise in consumption
Retail sales in May rose much higher than expected. Retail sales reached the best result of this year, analysts told MTI, who are expecting strong purchasing power and rising consumption...
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Analysts: investments have increased in record numbers
All expectations are far surpassed by the first-quarter growth in investments this year, which is a record – Macroeconomic analysts told MTI. According to the latest data of the Central...
Read moreAnalysts raise their growth projections
Market analysts welcomed the 4.1 percent GDP growth rate of the first quarter and after the detailed data will be published they may adjust their forecasts upward for this year...
Read moreAnalysts: the rate of price increase is decreasing, but core inflation is increasing
The 2.2 percent inflation rate in April is much lower than the 2.7 percent measured in March and slightly lower than the market expectations – analysts told MTI. According to...
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