U.S. employment data in focus - Macro calendar for the week

Industrial production, foreign trade, PMI watched in Hungary

Hungary manufacturing PMI picks up in February

Hungarian industry flying high according to the economic indicator

In reality, not so much

This week we will find out how much the US economy has slowed down

We also pay attention to the words of the Hungarian Monetary Council

Hungary manufacturing indices show growth in December 2022

The PMI is out for the end of last year, but its predictive powers are limited

Central banks to fire their 'weapon' one more time this year

Fed and ECB to hold policy meeting, Hungarian c.bank only next week

Hungarian PMI still promises great performance in manufacturing

The index is on 54.7 points

Hungary manufacturing PMI does the bouncy-bouncy

Index leaps in October

The week will be about the lead-up to recession and central bank decisions

The calendar is full.

Hungarian industry has not run out of steam yet

How long can it keep the pace?

Hungary manufacturing outlook worsens sharply

PMI plummets

Is it finally time for a turnaround in America? Everyone at the Fed has been waiting for this week

Weekly macroeconomic calendar

Hungary business cycle indicator on a roller-coaster ride

Manufacturing characterised by shortages, price hikes, but robust output

Central bank rate meeting, detailed GDP data in focus in Hungary this week

We'll find out what made the Hungarian economy boom in Q1

In the shadow of war, the cream of the world economy meets in Davos

Data flow will not stop either

Hungary manufacturing reveals robust figure in middle of Russia-Ukraine war

April PMI published

In what shape is the world economy now? IMF updated outlook coming right up

On a short week

Hungary manufacturing PMI cimbs to impressive height

Zigzags hard to decipher, but the overall picture is reassuring

Hungary manufacturing PMI returns to previous level after violent fluctuations

PMI rises to 53.2 points in February

Hungary manufacturing PMI drops sharply in January

Growth momentum slows down