Eurozone economy flourishes.
Yet it would take massive improvement in Q4 to reach 4.0% annual average growth.
Analysts expect accelerated growth.
Growth estimates have been revised upwardly, though.
Revises growth estimates upwardly.
On the back of weaker consumption.
Fund remains pessimistic regarding Hungary.
Key drivers are higher consumption, strong labour market, fast wage growth, EU funds-fuelled investment growth.
Upward revisions all over the place. Except for Hungary, Slovakia.
Expects economy to grow by more than 3.0% even in 2020.
Final Q2 2017 GDP figures published.
But revises growth estimate downwardly for the United States.
Kopint-Tárki thinks GDP will grow less both this year and next.
Corporates are also waking up.
Think tank GKI publishes latest economic estimates.
Exports, tight labour market, foreign capital behind improving picture.
We'll learn more on Thursday.
On a q/q basis, Hungary is ranked slightly higher, though.
Great start. What's next?