*Hungary Nov. consumer confidence minus 56.7 vs. minus 54 last month - GKI

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*Hungary Nov. consumer confidence minus 56.7 vs. minus 54 last month - GKI

(RTTNews) - Hungary Nov. consumer confidence minus 56.7 vs. minus 54 last month - GKI

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