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Analyst: After Hungary’s Downturn, Major Growth Expected Next Year

Analyst: After Hungary’s Downturn, Major Growth Expected Next Year

Századvég analyst Gábor Regős reckons Hungary’s economy will contract by almost 3% this year before picking up to 5% in 2021.
Facebook Liked By Hungarians, Authority Warns Of Fake News On Such Social Media

Facebook Liked By Hungarians, Authority Warns Of Fake News On Such Social Media

Hungary’s public media authority (NMHH) has warned that social media is rife with fake news. The authority said in a statement that 53% of respondents to a survey had come across fake news on the internet, with 47% saying they saw fake news on social media.
Official: June's Jobless Data In Hungary Indicates Turnaround On Labour Market

Official: June's Jobless Data In Hungary Indicates Turnaround On Labour Market

The number of registered jobseekers in Hungary fell in the week of June 15, the first time a drop was registered since measures to contain the coronavirus epidemic were introduced, a Ministry of Innovation and Technology (ITM) official said, adding that this indicated a turnaround on the labour market.
Governor: Bank Base Rate Cut Serves To Jumpstart Hungarian Economy

Governor: Bank Base Rate Cut Serves To Jumpstart Hungarian Economy

Explaining Tuesday’s base rate cut, György Matolcsy, governor of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH), told a press conference after the Monetary Council’s meeting that the central bank had to make decisions for the economy to take the expected jumpstart from the third quarter.
Hungarian National Bank Suddenly Cuts Base Rate After Four Years

Hungarian National Bank Suddenly Cuts Base Rate After Four Years

Contrary to all forecasts, the MNB’s monetary council cut the base rate for the first time in four years yesterday, from 0.9% to 0.75%.
Key Points From New BBC Interview With Hungarian State Secretary

Key Points From New BBC Interview With Hungarian State Secretary

The novel coronavirus pandemic has been a stress test for governments, local communities and economies all over the world, State Secretary Zoltán Kovács said in a BBC programme.
Moody's: Stable Outlook Makes Hungary Withstand External Shocks Better

Moody's: Stable Outlook Makes Hungary Withstand External Shocks Better

Hungary’s diversified economy and disciplined fiscal policy support the country’s ‘Baa3’ credit rating with a stable outlook, ratings agency Moody’s said in an annual report.
Hungary’s New Car Market Fell 54.5% In May

Hungary’s New Car Market Fell 54.5% In May

Due to the coronavirus epidemic, the number of new passenger cars placed on the market in the European Union fell sharply in May, by more than 50%, rising to 54.5% in Hungary, says azuzlet.hu.
London Analysts Expecting A Strong Recovery For Hungary

London Analysts Expecting A Strong Recovery For Hungary

According to London macroeconomic analysts, Hungary will be among the emerging economies in Europe where the value of gross domestic product will reach the pre-COVID levels by the end of next year, writes conservative economics daily Világgazdaság.
Analyst: After Hungary’s Downturn, Major Growth Expected Next Year

Analyst: After Hungary’s Downturn, Major Growth Expected Next Year

Századvég analyst Gábor Regős reckons Hungary’s economy will contract by almost 3% this year before picking up to 5% in 2021.
Facebook Liked By Hungarians, Authority Warns Of Fake News On Such Social Media

Facebook Liked By Hungarians, Authority Warns Of Fake News On Such Social Media

Hungary’s public media authority (NMHH) has warned that social media is rife with fake news. The authority said in a statement that 53% of respondents to a survey had come across fake news on the internet, with 47% saying they saw fake news on social media.
Official: June's Jobless Data In Hungary Indicates Turnaround On Labour Market

Official: June's Jobless Data In Hungary Indicates Turnaround On Labour Market

The number of registered jobseekers in Hungary fell in the week of June 15, the first time a drop was registered since measures to contain the coronavirus epidemic were introduced, a Ministry of Innovation and Technology (ITM) official said, adding that this indicated a turnaround on the labour market.
Governor: Bank Base Rate Cut Serves To Jumpstart Hungarian Economy

Governor: Bank Base Rate Cut Serves To Jumpstart Hungarian Economy

Explaining Tuesday’s base rate cut, György Matolcsy, governor of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH), told a press conference after the Monetary Council’s meeting that the central bank had to make decisions for the economy to take the expected jumpstart from the third quarter.
Hungarian National Bank Suddenly Cuts Base Rate After Four Years

Hungarian National Bank Suddenly Cuts Base Rate After Four Years

Contrary to all forecasts, the MNB’s monetary council cut the base rate for the first time in four years yesterday, from 0.9% to 0.75%.
Key Points From New BBC Interview With Hungarian State Secretary

Key Points From New BBC Interview With Hungarian State Secretary

The novel coronavirus pandemic has been a stress test for governments, local communities and economies all over the world, State Secretary Zoltán Kovács said in a BBC programme.
Moody's: Stable Outlook Makes Hungary Withstand External Shocks Better

Moody's: Stable Outlook Makes Hungary Withstand External Shocks Better

Hungary’s diversified economy and disciplined fiscal policy support the country’s ‘Baa3’ credit rating with a stable outlook, ratings agency Moody’s said in an annual report.
Hungary’s New Car Market Fell 54.5% In May

Hungary’s New Car Market Fell 54.5% In May

Due to the coronavirus epidemic, the number of new passenger cars placed on the market in the European Union fell sharply in May, by more than 50%, rising to 54.5% in Hungary, says azuzlet.hu.
London Analysts Expecting A Strong Recovery For Hungary

London Analysts Expecting A Strong Recovery For Hungary

According to London macroeconomic analysts, Hungary will be among the emerging economies in Europe where the value of gross domestic product will reach the pre-COVID levels by the end of next year, writes conservative economics daily Világgazdaság.