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In a significant shift, Hungary's gross wages growth has slowed to 7.8% in May 2025, marking a noticeable deceleration from the previous month's figure of 9.8% recorded in April 2025. This decline highlights a shifting economic landscape in the country, as data compiled on July 16, 2025, reveals.The year-over-year analysis indicates a measured slowdown in wage growth, with the current indicator for May reflecting a decrease compared to the same month from the previous year. The disparity between April and May's figures suggests possible implications for both employers and employees as they navigate the evolving wage environment.The moderation in wage growth could signify broader economic trends, possibly reflecting changes in labor market dynamics or adjustments in economic policies. As analysts and stakeholders dig deeper into these figures, understanding the root causes of this deceleration will be crucial for forecasting future wage trends and formulating responses to potential economic challenges in Hungary.The material has been provided by InstaForex Company - www.instaforex.com
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