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Hungarian BUX index finishes down 0.90% at 22,374.16 Wednesday

byCustoms Today Report
23/07/2015
in Hungry, International Customs
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BUDAPEST: The Budapest Stock Exchangeʼs main BUX index finished down 0.90% at 22,374.16 Wednesday after rising 0.45% Tuesday. It is up 34.51% from year-end, after losing 10.40% last year.

The Budapest bourse followed European peers down the slope while global investors wonder if a combination of worse-than-expected US company results, falling energy and metal prices on questionable Chinese demand, the strong dollar and the looming US base rate hike presages another slowing of global growth.

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