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Economy Expands 6.5% in Hungary During Q2

Economy Expands 6.5% in Hungary During Q2

Hungary's GDP grew by an annual 6.5% in the second quarter, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said in a first reading of data released on Wednesday.
Parents Asked to Help Pay for Heating at School in 3rd District

Parents Asked to Help Pay for Heating at School in 3rd District

Citing higher energy costs, the headmaster of a secondary school in Budapest’s Third District has asked parents of the school’s pupils for a financial contribution.
Energy Prices Will Double Budapest Transport Company’s Losses

Energy Prices Will Double Budapest Transport Company’s Losses

The BKV’s energy costs doubled in the first half of 2022 compared to the same period of last year, the Budapest public transport company said in response to HVG’s question.
Base Rate Raised Again by Central Bank in Hungary - Extraordinary Measures Explained

Base Rate Raised Again by Central Bank in Hungary - Extraordinary Measures Explained

NBH rate-setters raised the base rate by 100 basis points to 10.75% this Tuesday. The Monetary Council had raised the base rate by 200 basis points to 9.75% just two weeks earlier, taking the extraordinary measure at a non-rate-setting meeting to keep the key rate in tandem with the one-week deposit rate.
Updated: Aug 20 Fireworks Cancelled in Multiple Hungarian Locales

Updated: Aug 20 Fireworks Cancelled in Multiple Hungarian Locales

At least half a dozen cities and towns across Hungary have cancelled firework displays planned for the annual August 20 celebrations, citing, among other reasons, inappropriateness in view of the current economic hardships which many citizens are facing.
'Pillars of Western Civilisation Are Cracking', Declares Orbán

'Pillars of Western Civilisation Are Cracking', Declares Orbán

At the “Tusványos” Summer University in Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő), Romania, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the world had undergone a “major shift” since he last addressed the event in 2019. The pillars of Western civilisation that had been thought to be unbreakable “have started to crack”, he said.
Western Strategy in Ukraine Backfired, Claims Orbán

Western Strategy in Ukraine Backfired, Claims Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told the “Tusványos” Summer University in Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő), Romania, that Russia had made it clear that it wanted it guaranteed that Ukraine would never join NATO, insisting that the war would not have broken out “if Donald Trump were the US president and Angela Merkel the German chancellor”.
Household Demand for Solar Cells Soars in Hungary

Household Demand for Solar Cells Soars in Hungary

The number of enquires for purchasing household solar systems was 25-80 times higher than normal levels last week, according to CEO Gábor Belák of solar system installer NV Solar.
Sanctions Against Russia 'Useless, Harming Us', Says Hungary's Gov't Spox

Sanctions Against Russia 'Useless, Harming Us', Says Hungary's Gov't Spox

Sanctions against Russia are having no effect on the war in Ukraine but are harming the countries which have imposed them, as shown in growing energy prices, the state secretary for international communication and relations told Austrian daily Kurier.
Economy Expands 6.5% in Hungary During Q2

Economy Expands 6.5% in Hungary During Q2

Hungary's GDP grew by an annual 6.5% in the second quarter, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said in a first reading of data released on Wednesday.
Parents Asked to Help Pay for Heating at School in 3rd District

Parents Asked to Help Pay for Heating at School in 3rd District

Citing higher energy costs, the headmaster of a secondary school in Budapest’s Third District has asked parents of the school’s pupils for a financial contribution.
Energy Prices Will Double Budapest Transport Company’s Losses

Energy Prices Will Double Budapest Transport Company’s Losses

The BKV’s energy costs doubled in the first half of 2022 compared to the same period of last year, the Budapest public transport company said in response to HVG’s question.
Base Rate Raised Again by Central Bank in Hungary - Extraordinary Measures Explained

Base Rate Raised Again by Central Bank in Hungary - Extraordinary Measures Explained

NBH rate-setters raised the base rate by 100 basis points to 10.75% this Tuesday. The Monetary Council had raised the base rate by 200 basis points to 9.75% just two weeks earlier, taking the extraordinary measure at a non-rate-setting meeting to keep the key rate in tandem with the one-week deposit rate.
Updated: Aug 20 Fireworks Cancelled in Multiple Hungarian Locales

Updated: Aug 20 Fireworks Cancelled in Multiple Hungarian Locales

At least half a dozen cities and towns across Hungary have cancelled firework displays planned for the annual August 20 celebrations, citing, among other reasons, inappropriateness in view of the current economic hardships which many citizens are facing.
'Pillars of Western Civilisation Are Cracking', Declares Orbán

'Pillars of Western Civilisation Are Cracking', Declares Orbán

At the “Tusványos” Summer University in Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő), Romania, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the world had undergone a “major shift” since he last addressed the event in 2019. The pillars of Western civilisation that had been thought to be unbreakable “have started to crack”, he said.
Western Strategy in Ukraine Backfired, Claims Orbán

Western Strategy in Ukraine Backfired, Claims Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told the “Tusványos” Summer University in Băile Tușnad (Tusnádfürdő), Romania, that Russia had made it clear that it wanted it guaranteed that Ukraine would never join NATO, insisting that the war would not have broken out “if Donald Trump were the US president and Angela Merkel the German chancellor”.
Household Demand for Solar Cells Soars in Hungary

Household Demand for Solar Cells Soars in Hungary

The number of enquires for purchasing household solar systems was 25-80 times higher than normal levels last week, according to CEO Gábor Belák of solar system installer NV Solar.
Sanctions Against Russia 'Useless, Harming Us', Says Hungary's Gov't Spox

Sanctions Against Russia 'Useless, Harming Us', Says Hungary's Gov't Spox

Sanctions against Russia are having no effect on the war in Ukraine but are harming the countries which have imposed them, as shown in growing energy prices, the state secretary for international communication and relations told Austrian daily Kurier.