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Investing.com -- Hungary's inflation rate experienced a more substantial decrease than anticipated in March, marking the first decline since September.
This drop has been attributed to the strengthening of the forint, which has helped to keep energy prices in check.
Consumer prices in March increased by 4.7% compared to the same period last year, according to data released by the statistics office on Tuesday.
This figure is lower than the median estimate of 5% predicted by 17 economists, and it represents a decrease from the 5.6% inflation rate recorded in February.
Interestingly, prices remained steady when compared to the previous month.
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