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Hungary’s inflation surges 4.9 pct during August
(MENAFN) On Wednesday, Sep. 8 figures released by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) showed that Hungary’s consumer prices were higher by 4.9 percent on average last month from a year ago.
The number is well above the 3-percent inflation goal of the Hungarian central bank MNB.
Consumer prices increased 0.2 percent on average in comparison with July.
The KSH noted that on a yearly basis, food prices surged by 3.7 percent, alcoholic drinks and tobacco prices increased by 10.5 percent on average, whereas consumers paid an extra 4.4 for durable commodities.
The number is well above the 3-percent inflation goal of the Hungarian central bank MNB.
Consumer prices increased 0.2 percent on average in comparison with July.
The KSH noted that on a yearly basis, food prices surged by 3.7 percent, alcoholic drinks and tobacco prices increased by 10.5 percent on average, whereas consumers paid an extra 4.4 for durable commodities.
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