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Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

The restrictions on gatherings and the cancellation of festivals is expected to cost the economy Ft 80 billion, Hungarian Festival Association (MFSZ) chairman István Márta told business daily Világgazdaság.
Hungary 3-Month Jobless Rate Increases To 4.6 Percent At End-June

Hungary 3-Month Jobless Rate Increases To 4.6 Percent At End-June

Hungary’s three-month rolling average jobless rate up to end-June was 4.6%, 0.5 of a percentage point higher than the previous three-month period and up 1.3 percentage points from twelve months earlier, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
Coronavirus: Report On Economic Consequences Due To Loss Of Large Festivals In Hungary

Coronavirus: Report On Economic Consequences Due To Loss Of Large Festivals In Hungary

It seems increasingly likely that larger music and dance festivals of more than 500 people will not be held by organizers after August 15, which will certainly result in significant but difficult-to-quantify economic damage, writes G7.hu.
South Korea Is A Key Investor In Hungary, Bringing Hundreds Of Millions Of Euros

South Korea Is A Key Investor In Hungary, Bringing Hundreds Of Millions Of Euros

Hundreds of millions of euros are expected to flow into Hungary in investments from South Korea this year, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told MTI in Seoul.
GDP Could Shrink By 5%, Says Hungarian Finance Minister

GDP Could Shrink By 5%, Says Hungarian Finance Minister

The economy picked up slightly in June, but GDP may still decline by 10% year-on-year in the second quarter and shrink by 5% in the second half of the year, exceeding the previously expected, now optimistic 3% forecast, Minister of Finance Mihály Varga told Kossuth Rádió last week.
'Let’s Clean Up Hungary' Project To Be Launched

'Let’s Clean Up Hungary' Project To Be Launched

  • 24 Jul 2020 10:04 AM
  • current affairs
“A project is being launched under the name ‘Let’s Clean Up the Country!’, part of which includes the elimination of the illegally dumped waste that has accumulated in recent decades.
EU Summit Hungary's 'Financial, Moral Victory'

EU Summit Hungary's 'Financial, Moral Victory'

The agreement reached at the recent European Union summit is a “financial and moral victory” for Hungary; the country closed the summit with “more money and its head high up”, ruling Fidesz said in a statement.
Hungarian Opinion: Plight Of The Roma In Light Of The U.S. Protest Movement

Hungarian Opinion: Plight Of The Roma In Light Of The U.S. Protest Movement

A former World Bank economist living in the United States believes that the problems of Hungary’s Roma are probably even graver than those of Afro-Americans in the United States.
Investment Volume In Hungary Falls After Years Of Expansion

Investment Volume In Hungary Falls After Years Of Expansion

The main reason for the decline in investment volume in the first quarter of the year is not the oft-blamed coronavirus pandemic, but the decrease in utilization of EU funds. The fallback on a yearly basis was somewhat of a surprise for analysts, and the effects of the pandemic are yet to be seen in the next quarter.
Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

The restrictions on gatherings and the cancellation of festivals is expected to cost the economy Ft 80 billion, Hungarian Festival Association (MFSZ) chairman István Márta told business daily Világgazdaság.
Hungary 3-Month Jobless Rate Increases To 4.6 Percent At End-June

Hungary 3-Month Jobless Rate Increases To 4.6 Percent At End-June

Hungary’s three-month rolling average jobless rate up to end-June was 4.6%, 0.5 of a percentage point higher than the previous three-month period and up 1.3 percentage points from twelve months earlier, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
Coronavirus: Report On Economic Consequences Due To Loss Of Large Festivals In Hungary

Coronavirus: Report On Economic Consequences Due To Loss Of Large Festivals In Hungary

It seems increasingly likely that larger music and dance festivals of more than 500 people will not be held by organizers after August 15, which will certainly result in significant but difficult-to-quantify economic damage, writes G7.hu.
South Korea Is A Key Investor In Hungary, Bringing Hundreds Of Millions Of Euros

South Korea Is A Key Investor In Hungary, Bringing Hundreds Of Millions Of Euros

Hundreds of millions of euros are expected to flow into Hungary in investments from South Korea this year, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told MTI in Seoul.
GDP Could Shrink By 5%, Says Hungarian Finance Minister

GDP Could Shrink By 5%, Says Hungarian Finance Minister

The economy picked up slightly in June, but GDP may still decline by 10% year-on-year in the second quarter and shrink by 5% in the second half of the year, exceeding the previously expected, now optimistic 3% forecast, Minister of Finance Mihály Varga told Kossuth Rádió last week.
'Let’s Clean Up Hungary' Project To Be Launched

'Let’s Clean Up Hungary' Project To Be Launched

  • 24 Jul 2020 10:04 AM
  • current affairs
“A project is being launched under the name ‘Let’s Clean Up the Country!’, part of which includes the elimination of the illegally dumped waste that has accumulated in recent decades.
EU Summit Hungary's 'Financial, Moral Victory'

EU Summit Hungary's 'Financial, Moral Victory'

The agreement reached at the recent European Union summit is a “financial and moral victory” for Hungary; the country closed the summit with “more money and its head high up”, ruling Fidesz said in a statement.
Hungarian Opinion: Plight Of The Roma In Light Of The U.S. Protest Movement

Hungarian Opinion: Plight Of The Roma In Light Of The U.S. Protest Movement

A former World Bank economist living in the United States believes that the problems of Hungary’s Roma are probably even graver than those of Afro-Americans in the United States.
Investment Volume In Hungary Falls After Years Of Expansion

Investment Volume In Hungary Falls After Years Of Expansion

The main reason for the decline in investment volume in the first quarter of the year is not the oft-blamed coronavirus pandemic, but the decrease in utilization of EU funds. The fallback on a yearly basis was somewhat of a surprise for analysts, and the effects of the pandemic are yet to be seen in the next quarter.