Exports in 2005 totaled €49.721 billion, up 11.4% from 2004 and revised up €178 million from the preliminary figure. 2005 imports, at €52.56 billion, rose 8.3% year-on-year and were revised up €232 million. In volume terms, exports rose 10.8% and imports rose 5.3% last year. Forint-term export prices fell 0.8% and import prices increased 1.4% from 2004, resulting in a more than 2% deterioration in Hungary’s terms of trade.
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