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HUNGARY: Producer Prices Surge 4.3% M/M in November

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  • Hungary's producer prices rose 4.3% m/m in November versus +1.0% in October, according to the Central Statistical Office. On a year-on-year basis, producer prices rose 7.9% compared to +2.6% prior, with the stats agency noting that the rise was primarily attributable to the weaker forint.
  • Outgoing US Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman delivers remarks to the media in Budapest at 15:45GMT/16:45CET.
  • There are no other data releases scheduled for today. Industrial production and retail sales figures for November are due Thursday morning.
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  • Hungary's producer prices rose 4.3% m/m in November versus +1.0% in October, according to the Central Statistical Office. On a year-on-year basis, producer prices rose 7.9% compared to +2.6% prior, with the stats agency noting that the rise was primarily attributable to the weaker forint.
  • Outgoing US Ambassador to Hungary David Pressman delivers remarks to the media in Budapest at 15:45GMT/16:45CET.
  • There are no other data releases scheduled for today. Industrial production and retail sales figures for November are due Thursday morning.