Hungary Core CPI (excl. energy and food) in Hungary

Oficina Central de Estadistica de Hungria (KSH) · Mensual

3.7% (Jul-26) YOY · % · Mensual · CSV
Period%
Jul 2026 3.7%
Jun 2026 3.5%
May 2026 3.5%
Apr 2026 3.6%
Mar 2026 4.0%
Feb 2026 4.3%
Jan 2026 4.8%
Dec 2025 5.5%
Nov 2025 5.4%
Oct 2025 5.4%
Sep 2025 4.9%
Aug 2025 4.6%
Jul 2025 4.8%
Jun 2025 5.1%
May 2025 5.4%
Apr 2025 5.7%
Mar 2025 5.7%
Feb 2025 6.1%
Jan 2025 5.6%
Dec 2024 5.0%
Nov 2024 4.9%
Oct 2024 5.1%
Sep 2024 5.6%
Aug 2024 5.8%
Jul 2024 5.8%
Jun 2024 5.9%
May 2024 5.9%
Apr 2024 5.9%
Mar 2024 6.5%
Feb 2024 7.0%
Jan 2024 7.8%
Dec 2023 9.1%
Nov 2023 9.9%
Oct 2023 10.9%
Sep 2023 12.0%
Aug 2023 13.2%
Jul 2023 14.6%
Jun 2023 15.6%
May 2023 16.5%
Apr 2023 17.4%
Mar 2023 17.4%
Feb 2023 16.6%
Jan 2023 16.4%
Dec 2022 15.4%
Nov 2022 14.8%
Oct 2022 14.0%
Sep 2022 13.2%
Aug 2022 12.3%
Jul 2022 11.0%
Jun 2022 9.6%
May 2022 9.1%
Apr 2022 8.2%
Mar 2022 7.4%
Feb 2022 6.7%
Jan 2022 6.1%
Dec 2021 5.5%
Nov 2021 5.0%
Oct 2021 4.4%
Sep 2021 3.9%
Aug 2021 3.3%

About this indicator

SourceHungarian Central Statistical Office
FrequencyMensual
Release Se publica junto con el IPC general, en torno a mediados del mes siguiente al periodo de referencia.
What it isThis is Hungary's core consumer price index, measuring the change in the prices of the consumption basket while excluding its most volatile components, energy and food. It is published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) and reflects the underlying trend of inflation.
How it's calculatedIt is calculated in the same way as the headline CPI (a regular price survey weighted by the consumption basket), but stripping out the energy and food groups, whose prices show high seasonal or short-term variability. It is reported as year-on-year (YoY) and month-on-month (MoM) changes.
Market implicationsBy removing the most erratic components, it gives a cleaner read on underlying inflationary pressures, so the National Bank of Hungary (MNB) watches it closely to steer monetary policy. A reading persistently above target supports higher rates and the forint.
LimitationsBy excluding energy and food, it does not capture the real cost households face when those prices rise sharply, so it should be read alongside the headline CPI. The KSH may adjust the basket weights each year.