The surplus on the trade balance was €289 mln more than in the same period a year earlier and amounted to €929 mln, KSH added.
Export of Machinery and transport equipment rose by 17%, while imports saw an increase of 12%. Export of manufactured goods was up 8.8%, while import volume grew by 12%. Import volume of fuels and electric energy saw a decrease of 6.5%. The export and import volumes of food, beverages and tobacco increased by 8.0% and 11%, respectively.
Hungaryʼs exports to other European Union member states reached €17.646 bln in January-March. Exports to non-EU countries came to €4.642 bln. The country had a €2.500 bln trade surplus with other EU members and a slight €14 mln deficit with non-EU countries.
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