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Anomalous Hall effect (AHE) plays important role in the rapidly developingfield of antiferromagnetic spintronics. It has been recently discussed that itcan be a feature of not only uncompensated magnetic systems but also inaltermagnetic materials. Hexagonal MnTe belongs to this appealing group ofcompounds exhibiting AHE and is commonly perceived as magnetically compensated.Here, we demonstrate that bulk form of MnTe exhibits small but detectablemagnetic moment correlating with hysteretic behaviour of the AHE. We formulatea phenomenological model which explains how this feature allows to create adisbalance between states with opposite N\'eel vector and prevent the AHEsignal from averaging out to zero. Moreover, we show how the dependence of AHEon the N\'eel vector arises on microscopical level and highlight thedifferences in Berry curvature between magnetically compensated anduncompensated systems.

Coexistence of Anomalous Hall Effect and Weak Net Magnetization in Collinear Antiferromagnet MnTe