Economy Expands 6.5% in Hungary During Q2
- 5 Sep 2022 7:48 AM
- Hungary Matters
Adjusted for seasonal and calendar-year effects, second-quarter GDP rose also by an annual 6.5%. In a quarter-on-quarter comparison, adjusted GDP rose by 1.0%.
Adjusted for seasonal and calendar-year effects, second-quarter GDP rose also by an annual 6.5%. In a quarter-on-quarter comparison, adjusted GDP rose by 1.0%.
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