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As expected, inflation began to rise at a faster pace as the year drew to a close. Fuel and food prices rose. The data release is broadly positive for monetary policy, but households are likely to perceive this differently, which may further undermine consumer confidence
Peter Virovacz
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Peter Virovacz's coverage heavily revolves around the finance and economy of Hungary, with a strong focus on data-driven analysis. He is likely to be responsive to pitches that provide in-depth data analysis or expert insights into economic trends, particularly those pertaining to Hungary's labor market, inflation, industry performance, and the National Bank of Hungary.
Given his emphasis on citing data extensively in his articles, he may highly value pitches backed by robust statistical analysis and credible sources within the realm of finance and economics. If you have access to exclusive economic indicators or can offer unique interpretations of existing data related to Hungary’s economy, Peter Virovacz might find your pitch compelling.
It is important for potential contributors reaching out to him to have a solid understanding of economic concepts as well as specific knowledge about developments in Hungary's financial landscape.
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