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Kinga Havasi

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Kinga Havasi

Economic research trainee

Working as an Economic Research Trainee in Hungary, Kinga joined ING in August 2024. She studies business and management at the Corvinus University of Budapest, specialising in business and economic analysis. She has spent a semester studying in Lisbon through the Erasmus programme.

Kinga Havasi is no longer part of the ING THINK team

Latest from Kinga

Monitoring Hungary: Recovery in sight, but weakness persists
Hungary

Monitoring Hungary: Recovery in sight, but weakness persists

Hungarian consumer and business confidence is trending lower, so we remain sceptical about the impact of the upcoming fiscal impulses

National Bank of Hungary Review: Nothing changes if nothing changes
Hungary

National Bank of Hungary Review: Nothing changes if nothing changes

Inflation is still too hot in Hungary for a rate cut

National Bank of Hungary Preview: Staying the course
Hungary

National Bank of Hungary Preview: Staying the course

Inflation, geopolitics and trade tensions have all but eliminated the prospect of interest rate cuts in Hungary

Hungarian industry back at rock bottom
Quick take
Hungary

Hungarian industry back at rock bottom

The unexpected surge in Hungarian industry in April was dampened by disappointing results in May

Monitoring Hungary: sticky inflation keeps rates unchanged, while the forint rallies
Hungary

Monitoring Hungary: sticky inflation keeps rates unchanged, while the forint…

Hawkish central bank signals and easing geopolitical risks have strengthened the forint

Unemployment rate drops further than expected in Hungary
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Hungary

Unemployment rate drops further than expected in Hungary

National Bank of Hungary holds rates steady for ninth straight month
Hungary

National Bank of Hungary holds rates steady for ninth straight month

Hungarian retail sales and industry both surprise to the upside
Hungary

Hungarian retail sales and industry both surprise to the upside

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Hungary’s GDP growth may struggle to reach 1%
Hungary

Hungary’s GDP growth may struggle to reach 1%

Hungarian employment hits two-year low
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Hungary

Hungarian employment hits two-year low

NBH preview: Hungarian inflation expectations leave no room for a rate cut
Hungary

NBH preview: Hungarian inflation expectations leave no room for a rate cut

Hungary's wage growth slowdown continues
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Hungary

Hungary's wage growth slowdown continues

Hungarian inflation remains higher than expected in April
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Hungary

Hungarian inflation remains higher than expected in April

Hungary's industry and retail sector disappoint again
Hungary

Hungary's industry and retail sector disappoint again

CEE countries could be more resilient to the tariff threat than you might think

CEE countries could be more resilient to the tariff threat than you might think

Significant Hungarian budget deficit in March
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Hungary

Significant Hungarian budget deficit in March

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