October CPI to Fall 'Close to 10%', Minister Says
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October inflation will be "very close to 10%", Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister's Office, said at a regular press briefing on Thursday, according to a report by state news wire MTI.
Whether the figure is a little over or a little under 10% will become apparent when the Central Statistical Office (KSH) releases the latest inflation data on Friday, Gulyás said.
The latest projections suggest November CPI will be a little over 8%, at most, and December inflation a few tenths of a percent more than 7%, he added.
Gulyás noted that the government had earlier set a goal to bring CPI down to the single digits by year-end.
Hungary's CPI fell to 12.2% in September, dropping for the eighth month in a row after peaking at 25.7% in January.
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