Hungarian Government Spending Boosts Gross Earnings

Government spending, including military funds, has significantly increased gross earnings in Hungary, according to the latest statistics from the Central Statistical Office.

31 Mar, 13:50 — 31 Mar, 13:50

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Gross Earnings See Sharp Rise in January

In January 2026, the average gross earnings for full-time employees were 840,600 forints (around 2,160.9 euros; 1 euro = 389 forints), and the average net earnings were 585,700 forints. The average gross wage was 26.3 percent higher, the average net wage was 28.0 percent higher, and the real wage was 25.4 percent higher than a […] The post Gross Earnings See Sharp Rise in January appeared first on Hungary Today.

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Nagyon felnyomta a bruttó kereseteket a kormány a fegyverpénzzel

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Hungarian Government Spending Boosts Gross Earnings

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Gross Earnings See Sharp Rise in January

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Nagyon felnyomta a bruttó kereseteket a kormány a fegyverpénzzel

Gross Earnings See Sharp Rise in January

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