2026-10-31T19:22:48Z https://njump.me GeorgeK https://njump.me/npub1s0htj65aspl7qwgm4k5rtqs9ut4jdmste0pywfc9jf4htaudhf4qluevu8 https://files.mastodon.green/accounts/avatars/109/296/274/812/707/605/original/65468624aed16e23.jpg https://files.mastodon.green/accounts/avatars/109/296/274/812/707/605/original/65468624aed16e23.jpg https://njump.me/nevent1qqsgr57w7w2vg8wywyjednfwxdumwm7rkwmygcyanyvazv27596qplczyzp7awt2nkq8lcperwk6sdvzqh3wkfhwp09uy3e8qkfxka0h3kax5zytc2c In reply to <a href='/nevent1qqspll95h5upsyqadj4urkahml32v74st309w5rg4ll4ve7lch20css8r2drs'>nevent1q…2drs</a><br/>_________________________<br/><br/>yeah, Hungary popped to my mind. Perhaps the real story here is that the perception of stability leads to foreign investment? Probably relatively easy to validate this &#34;theory&#34; assuming the data is available. Which is most probably not :-( 2026-01-12T15:21:18Z