Collapse or success story? - Hungary's economic performance since 2000

What did the crisis do to Hungary?

Hungary central bank raises growth forecasts

Mainly over favourable consumption and investment processes.

Hungary may become growth champion for the first time this year

UniCredit extremely upbeat about the Hungarian economy.

Hungarian central bank projects higher growth for this year

Upward revision of GDP estimate in Inflation Report.

Hungary nudged from Top3 in EU GDP rankings

Czech Republic and Slovenia also beat Hungary.

Hungary EcoMin announces 7 new economic policy goals

Hungary needs three main local brands on the world stage.

Hungary needs new strategy, says central bank governor

Matolcsy believes we still live in a grace period.

Hungary's economic growth reaches 12-year high

Government spending also gives a boost to Q4 2017.

INSTANT VIEW - Hungary Q4 GDP growth beats expectations

Here's what analysts think of the data.

Hungarian economy grows faster than expected in Q4 2017

4.0% annual average growth is also in the bag.

It will turn out tomorrow who has got it right, the market or the Economy Ministry

Fourth-quarter GDP data to be released.

China to be first to release 2017 growth data this week

Otherwise, you'll need a magnifying glass to find exciting macro releases this week.

Hungary EcoMin: Land of milk and honey ahead

...even after EU funds dry up.

Fiscal Council Chair: Claims EU funds are sole driver of Hungarian economy are false

After major achievements in terms of stability and GDP growth, the new watchwords are sustainability and efficiency.

Romania does not catch up with Hungary after all

New household welfare data published.

Hungary's Q3 economic growth revised sharply upward

OECD publishes economic outlook for Hungary

Inflation, competitiveness could be a problem.

Hungary needs new growth model

And so does the entire EBRD region.

INSTANT VIEW - Hungary's GDP grows 0.8% q/q in July-September

Will full-year growth reach 4.0%?

Romania puts even China to shame, as its GDP soars

Here's one figure for you: 8.6%!