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Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

The Democratic Coalition will file a request to the State Debt Management Centre for information concerning the terms of a one billion euro loan the government has recently taken out from China, László Varju, the opposition party’s deputy leader, told an online press conference.
2024 Outlook: Growth in Hungary 'Realistic', After 'Year Of Orbán's Austerity'

2024 Outlook: Growth in Hungary 'Realistic', After 'Year Of Orbán's Austerity'

Putting the Hungarian economy back on a growth path is a "realistic goal", Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to commercial television TV2.
Curbing Inflation in Hungary is Govt's Top Economic Policy Goal - More Austerity Ahead?

Curbing Inflation in Hungary is Govt's Top Economic Policy Goal - More Austerity Ahead?

Hungary’s government, in agreement with the central bank, considers curbing inflation its most important economic policy goal, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
FinMin: Hungary 'Not Looking to Introduce Austerity Measures'

FinMin: Hungary 'Not Looking to Introduce Austerity Measures'

The government is setting up a working group to review public spending at the request of the European Union, and not because it is looking to introduce austerity measures as reported by left-wing media, the finance ministry said.
IMF Sees Hungary Economic Growth Among Highest In Region

IMF Sees Hungary Economic Growth Among Highest In Region

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has bumped up its projection for Hungary’s economic growth in 2022 to 5.7%, among the highest in the region, according to the finance ministry.
Expect Brutal Inflation in Hungary by End of Year, Claims Opposition DK

Expect Brutal Inflation in Hungary by End of Year, Claims Opposition DK

An opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) official has insisted that higher household energy bills will feed into “brutal inflation” by the end of the year.
Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Hungary's parliament passed into law the government's budget for 2023 in a final vote on Tuesday, with 135 votes in favour and 54 votes against. 
Petition Drive Against Gov't Plan to Scrap KATA Tax Launched by Opposition Party DK

Petition Drive Against Gov't Plan to Scrap KATA Tax Launched by Opposition Party DK

The Democratic Coalition (DK) will launch a petition drive in protest against plans by the government to scrap the preferential Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA), the opposition party’s parliamentary group spokeswoman said on Sunday.
Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

A left-wing commentator describes welfare measures introduced barely three months before the next parliamentary elections as a desperate attempt by the government to increase its popularity. His right-wing counterpart believes those measures are proof of sound fundamentals.
Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

Gov't “Seeks to Conceal” Purpose of One Billion Euro Loan to Hungary from China, Claims DK

The Democratic Coalition will file a request to the State Debt Management Centre for information concerning the terms of a one billion euro loan the government has recently taken out from China, László Varju, the opposition party’s deputy leader, told an online press conference.
2024 Outlook: Growth in Hungary 'Realistic', After 'Year Of Orbán's Austerity'

2024 Outlook: Growth in Hungary 'Realistic', After 'Year Of Orbán's Austerity'

Putting the Hungarian economy back on a growth path is a "realistic goal", Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to commercial television TV2.
Curbing Inflation in Hungary is Govt's Top Economic Policy Goal - More Austerity Ahead?

Curbing Inflation in Hungary is Govt's Top Economic Policy Goal - More Austerity Ahead?

Hungary’s government, in agreement with the central bank, considers curbing inflation its most important economic policy goal, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said.
FinMin: Hungary 'Not Looking to Introduce Austerity Measures'

FinMin: Hungary 'Not Looking to Introduce Austerity Measures'

The government is setting up a working group to review public spending at the request of the European Union, and not because it is looking to introduce austerity measures as reported by left-wing media, the finance ministry said.
IMF Sees Hungary Economic Growth Among Highest In Region

IMF Sees Hungary Economic Growth Among Highest In Region

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has bumped up its projection for Hungary’s economic growth in 2022 to 5.7%, among the highest in the region, according to the finance ministry.
Expect Brutal Inflation in Hungary by End of Year, Claims Opposition DK

Expect Brutal Inflation in Hungary by End of Year, Claims Opposition DK

An opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) official has insisted that higher household energy bills will feed into “brutal inflation” by the end of the year.
Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Hungary's parliament passed into law the government's budget for 2023 in a final vote on Tuesday, with 135 votes in favour and 54 votes against. 
Petition Drive Against Gov't Plan to Scrap KATA Tax Launched by Opposition Party DK

Petition Drive Against Gov't Plan to Scrap KATA Tax Launched by Opposition Party DK

The Democratic Coalition (DK) will launch a petition drive in protest against plans by the government to scrap the preferential Itemised Tax for Small Businesses (KATA), the opposition party’s parliamentary group spokeswoman said on Sunday.
Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

A left-wing commentator describes welfare measures introduced barely three months before the next parliamentary elections as a desperate attempt by the government to increase its popularity. His right-wing counterpart believes those measures are proof of sound fundamentals.