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Energy

Capped Fuel Prices to Remain After New Gov’t Takes Office

The capped fuel prices for both diesel and gasoline will remain in place after the new gov't takes office, and...

Analysis

Tisza Party Proposal Would Reshape Taxes Across Income and Consumption

Hungary’s tax system could see notable changes under a set of proposals outlined earlier by the Tisza Party, according to...

Energy

Capped Fuel Prices to Remain After New Gov’t Takes Office

The capped fuel prices for both diesel and gasoline will remain in place after the new gov't takes office, and...

BERJAYA

Figures

Opten Warns Corporate Stability Deteriorating

Opten's latest analysis of nearly 470,000 active Hungarian companies shows that the share of high‑risk firms rose from about 30%...

Energy

Nuclear Power Renaissance Could Give Hungary a Pioneering SMR Role

Policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders met at the Nuclear Power Renaissance: Accelerating the Deployment of SMRs in Hungary and Central...

MNB

Policymakers Voted Unanimously to Keep Rates on Hold at March Meeting

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (MNB) voted unanimously to keep the central bank's base rate on...

Fuel Reserves Fall Sharply as Price Cap Sustainability Questioned

Fitch Warns Tisza Gov’t Must Deliver Credible Fiscal Strategy

Hungary Has EUR 125 mln Current-account Surplus in February

Hungarian Stocks Rally as Election Outcome Lifts Investor Sentiment

ÁKK Sells HUF 47 bln of Securities at Auction, Under Plan

Hungary Industrial Output Falls 1.5% Year-on-year in February

Hungary’s Annual Consumer Inflation at 1.8% in March

Hungary Large Corporate Growth Index Holds Steady as Confidence Remains Broad-Based

Editorial: In Praise of the CEO Community

Hungary Net Issuance Reaches 67.5% of Full-year Target

BMI: Harsh Fiscal Measures Likely, Whoever Wins Election

KBC Pinpoints Impact of Hungarian Election, Bank Taxes

Tisza Party Proposal Would Reshape Taxes Across Income and Consumption

Hungary’s tax system could see notable changes under a set of proposals outlined earlier by the Tisza Party, according to...

Opten Warns Corporate Stability Deteriorating

Opten's latest analysis of nearly 470,000 active Hungarian companies shows that the share of high‑risk firms rose from about 30%...

Nuclear Power Renaissance Could Give Hungary a Pioneering SMR Role

Policymakers, regulators, and industry leaders met at the Nuclear Power Renaissance: Accelerating the Deployment of SMRs in Hungary and Central...

Policymakers Voted Unanimously to Keep Rates on Hold at March Meeting

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (MNB) voted unanimously to keep the central bank's base rate on...

Fuel Reserves Fall Sharply as Price Cap Sustainability Questioned

Newly released data on fuel reserves highlight a parallel economic issue that could have significant implications for the country’s energy...

Fitch Warns Tisza Gov’t Must Deliver Credible Fiscal Strategy

Fitch Ratings says Hungary's new government will face serious challenges, including weak growth, and rising public debt, even as the...

Hungary Has EUR 125 mln Current-account Surplus in February

Hungary's current account had a EUR 125 million surplus in February, after a EUR 458 mln deficit in the previous...

Hungarian Stocks Rally as Election Outcome Lifts Investor Sentiment

Hungary’s benchmark BUX index opened the week strongly, climbing 2.17% to 135,773.68 in early Monday trading, around 15 minutes after...

ÁKK Sells HUF 47 bln of Securities at Auction, Under Plan

The Government Debt Management Agency (ÁKK) sold HUF 47 billion of securities at auction on Thursday, approximately HUF 3 bln...

Hungary Industrial Output Falls 1.5% Year-on-year in February

Hungary’s industrial production declined by approximately 1.5% year-on-year in February, according to data released by the Hungarian Central Statistical Office...