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Following a spring surge, Hungarian consumers sharply reduced interest in second-hand vehicles as summer approaches, signaling a market correction.

Hungarian consumers who turned to the consumer protection authority received approximately 15 million forints in compensation last year due to airline errors, while airlines faced significantly higher fines.

Hungarian consumers are increasingly making cross-border shopping trips to Croatian stores, especially in the Baranja region, drawn by significantly lower prices on goods such as meat, cheese, and cigarettes.

Despite numerous complaints about delivery issues, Hungarian online shoppers continue to spend their money on the Chinese e-commerce giant Temu, accounting for one in ten forints spent online.

Consumer confidence in Hungary surged to a five-year high in May, according to the latest GKI survey. This indicates a significant improvement in economic sentiment among Hungarian consumers.

Despite a global trend of falling commodity prices for items like chocolate, olive oil, and orange juice, Hungarian consumers are still experiencing high prices in local stores.

Hungarian industrial prices have decreased compared to both the previous month and year, primarily affecting products for foreign sales. This trend could benefit Hungarian consumers with smaller price increases but poses challenges for export-oriented producers.

The Hungarian Competition Authority has ordered the European operator of the Temu online marketplace to refund at least 882 million forints (€2.26 million) to Hungarian consumers and pay a fine of 437 million forints.