Prețurile în România, mai mari de patru ori decât în Ungaria. Cum s-a ajuns aici și ce estimări fac economiștii

Food prices in Hungary have decreased recently due to government measures, while Romania faces soaring inflation. The inflation rate in Romania is significantly higher than in Hungary, with estimates suggesting it could rise further. In September, Hungary's annual inflation was 1.6%, compared to Romania's 6.6%. The Hungarian government has revised its economic strategies, leading to a stronger forint and lower food prices. In contrast, Romania's inflation is driven by rising service costs and fuel prices, with food prices increasing only slightly. The National Bank of Romania expects inflation to rise again due to external factors, while the IMF predicts high inflation rates for Romania in the coming years.