Approxiately 80% of Hungary’s exports went to other European Union countries in October and 73% of imports came from the EU. In the first ten months, the trade surplus came to €5.357 bln, down by a year-on-year €217 mln, with exports increasing by 3.6% to €70.423 bln and imports increasing by 4.2% to €65.066.1 bln.
The publication of the second reading of data is scheduled for December 23.
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