2023 March – A 0.5 percent decline and 19 percent inflation expected in 2023
2022 December – The forecast of GKI Economic Research Co. for 2022-2023 (4/2022)
2022 September – Forecast for 2022-23: Recession, accelerating inflation, worsening external balance
2022 March – Slowing economic growth, accelerating inflation, eastern closing
2021 December – Forecast for 2022
2021 September – Forecast for 2020-21
2021 March – Forecast for 2021
2020 December – Fighting against the virus and the rule of law
2020 September – Forecast for 2020-21
2020 March – Forecast for 2020: 3 or 7 percent decline
2020 February – Uncertainty is increasing
2020 January – Fast GDP growth with deteriorating equilibra
2019 December – Forecast of 2020
2019 November – GDP growth slowed down and inflation decelerated as well
2019 September – Forecast for 2019-2020
2019 July – Cheerful statistics, gloomy expectations
2019 May – Hungarian GDP growth peaked in the first quarter
2019 April 2019 – Good start, uncertain continuation
2019 March Q1 forecast on 2019
2019 February Tsunami of government programmes
2019 January 2018 was probably the best year of the decade for Hungary
2018 December Q4 detailed forecast on 2018 and 2019
2018 November GDP growth is fast, but inflation is also fast
2018 October A very fast growth can be expected in 2018, it will slow down noticeably next year
2018 September Forecasts for 2018-2019
2018 August Growth larger than expected but slowing down
2018 July Hungarian economic growth probably reached its apex
2018 June Hungary’s economic policy goals and the room of manoeuvring after the elections
2018 May Consumption of households grows rapidly this year as well
2018 April For the time being, GDP growth is relatively fast
2018 March Q1 detailed forecast: The Hungarian economy before elections
2018 February Investments rose rapidly in 2017
2018 January GDP growth probably accelerated slightly in the fourth quarter of 2017
2017 December Q4 detailed forecast on 2018
2017 November The foundations of sustainable economic growth should be established now
2017 October Trends are favourable in the short term
2017 September Q3 detailed forecast on 2017-2018
2017 Augustus Consumption of households grows rapidly this year as well
2017 July Budgetary advance payment of EU transfers increased sharply
2017 June Q2 detailed forecast on 2017
2017 May Growth faster than expected
2017 April Consumption of households grows rapidly this year as well
2017 March Q1 detailed forecast on 2017
2017 February Investments of the public sector felly by more than 60 per cent in 2016
2017 January GDP may grow by around 3 per cent in 2017
2016 December Q4 detailed forecast on 2016-2017
2016 November Hungary is lagging behind the CEE region countries
2016 October Modest growth, excellent equilibria, price increases starting
2016 September Q3 detailed forecast on 2017-2018
2016 August Accelerating but modest growth
2016 July Silent deterioration of equlibria started
2016 June Q2 detailed forecast on 2016
2016 May Economic growth slowing down – household consumption accelerating
2016 April The economy is slowing down
2016 March Q1 detailed forecast on 2016
2016 February Deteriorating growth prospects worldwide
2016 January Deceleration continues in 2016
2015 December Q4 detailed forecast on 2015-2016
2015 November No progress without investment
2015 October Slowdown continues
2015 September Q3 detailed forecast on 2015-2016
2015 July Silent deterioration of equlibria started
2015 June Q2 detailed forecast on 2015
2015 March Q1 detailed forecast on 2015
Earlier detailed macroeconomic forecasts
Earlier monthly forecasts
2014 May Temporary improvement
2014 April 2014 – spectacular start, uncertain continuation
2014 February Change in the growth trend?
2014 January Appearance and reality
2013 November The improvement is temporary
2013 October Interest rates – a roller coaster is coming
2013 August Hungarian economy has still been frozen even after a hot summer
2013 May The price of the budgetary success
2013 February Falling behind more and more
2013 January Stagnation after recession
2012 October Recession continues uninterrupted during economic adjustments