Chinese customs data reveal that the first quarter brought a 21% increase in aggregate turnover for a value of $2.3 billion. Of the amount, Hungary’s imports grew 26.5%, while exports expanded at a moderate 7%.
China is seen as an increasingly important business partner to Hungary and 2011 is set to bring major advances in this respect, senior consultant of the foreign trade office Péter Buzás told the paper.
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