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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 Calls For Special Session to Discuss Cost-Of-Living Crisis in Hungary

Opposition Calls For Special Session to Discuss Cost-Of-Living Crisis in Hungary

Six opposition parliamentary groups have called for a special session of parliament to be convened on Aug. 8 to discuss their proposals to mitigate “the cost-of-living crisis” they say has gripped the country.
Energy Price Cap to Continue for Rest of Year in Hungary, Says Orbán

Energy Price Cap to Continue for Rest of Year in Hungary, Says Orbán

All Hungarian families will continue to pay capped prices for electricity and gas up to average consumption, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió.
Hungarian Opinion: New Energy Tariffs Announced

Hungarian Opinion: New Energy Tariffs Announced

A pro-government & a left-wing analyst offer diametrically opposed assessments of the government’s new energy price subsidy regulations.
People in Hungary Will Still Be Charged Below Market Rate for Energy

People in Hungary Will Still Be Charged Below Market Rate for Energy

Private individuals will be charged below the actual market prices for their gas and electricity consumption even if it exceeds the average level under which a price cap is applied, the government commissioner in charge of Hungary’s utility price cap scheme said at the Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő) Summer University, in central Romania.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Weeklies across the political spectrum ponder the causes and possible remedies of steep inflation and the weak Forint.
Cap on Household Bills Remains in Force Up to Level of Average Consumption in Hungary

Cap on Household Bills Remains in Force Up to Level of Average Consumption in Hungary

The cap on energy bills will remain fully in force for households that do not exceed average consumption, according to a government statement on Thursday.
To Tackle Energy & Climate Crisis Opposition LMP Tables Green Proposals in Hungary

To Tackle Energy & Climate Crisis Opposition LMP Tables Green Proposals in Hungary

Opposition LMP has put together a package of green proposals aimed at tackling the energy and climate crisis, Máté Kanász-Nagy, the party’s co-leader, announced.
Measures to Keep Household Utility Bills Low in Hungary Officially Announced

Measures to Keep Household Utility Bills Low in Hungary Officially Announced

Detailing the government’s seven-point plan to keep household utility bills low, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, told a regular press briefing that domestic gas production will be increased from an annual 1.5 billion to 2 billion cubic metres.
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 Calls For Special Session to Discuss Cost-Of-Living Crisis in Hungary

Opposition Calls For Special Session to Discuss Cost-Of-Living Crisis in Hungary

Six opposition parliamentary groups have called for a special session of parliament to be convened on Aug. 8 to discuss their proposals to mitigate “the cost-of-living crisis” they say has gripped the country.
Energy Price Cap to Continue for Rest of Year in Hungary, Says Orbán

Energy Price Cap to Continue for Rest of Year in Hungary, Says Orbán

All Hungarian families will continue to pay capped prices for electricity and gas up to average consumption, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió.
Hungarian Opinion: New Energy Tariffs Announced

Hungarian Opinion: New Energy Tariffs Announced

A pro-government & a left-wing analyst offer diametrically opposed assessments of the government’s new energy price subsidy regulations.
People in Hungary Will Still Be Charged Below Market Rate for Energy

People in Hungary Will Still Be Charged Below Market Rate for Energy

Private individuals will be charged below the actual market prices for their gas and electricity consumption even if it exceeds the average level under which a price cap is applied, the government commissioner in charge of Hungary’s utility price cap scheme said at the Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő) Summer University, in central Romania.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Weeklies across the political spectrum ponder the causes and possible remedies of steep inflation and the weak Forint.
Cap on Household Bills Remains in Force Up to Level of Average Consumption in Hungary

Cap on Household Bills Remains in Force Up to Level of Average Consumption in Hungary

The cap on energy bills will remain fully in force for households that do not exceed average consumption, according to a government statement on Thursday.
To Tackle Energy & Climate Crisis Opposition LMP Tables Green Proposals in Hungary

To Tackle Energy & Climate Crisis Opposition LMP Tables Green Proposals in Hungary

Opposition LMP has put together a package of green proposals aimed at tackling the energy and climate crisis, Máté Kanász-Nagy, the party’s co-leader, announced.
Measures to Keep Household Utility Bills Low in Hungary Officially Announced

Measures to Keep Household Utility Bills Low in Hungary Officially Announced

Detailing the government’s seven-point plan to keep household utility bills low, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, told a regular press briefing that domestic gas production will be increased from an annual 1.5 billion to 2 billion cubic metres.