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Budapest’s Váci Greens Office Complex Completed

Budapest’s Váci Greens Office Complex Completed

The last building of the 120,000 sqm Váci Greens office complex has completed, as the 23,500 sqm Building “E” has received its final occupancy permit.
Army To Join Curfew Monitoring In Hungary

Army To Join Curfew Monitoring In Hungary

Hungarian soldiers will be involved in enforcing the new curfew regulations, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
Fewer Hungarians Invest Savings, More Keep Cash At Home

Fewer Hungarians Invest Savings, More Keep Cash At Home

Just 40% of Hungarians have savings invested in the money market, according to a survey in September by OTP Bank, the lowest level since the lender launched the annual gauge of financial self-care in 2011.
Coronavirus: HUF 60 Billion Relief Aid Offered To Budapest To Finance Projects

Coronavirus: HUF 60 Billion Relief Aid Offered To Budapest To Finance Projects

The central government has decided to offer the city of Budapest an initial round of 60 billion forints (EUR 164.4m) in relief, if the government can take over the financing of a number of big municipal projects, the Prime Minister’s Office state secretary for Budapest developments told MTI.
Minister Says Hungarian GDP Could Be Down By 6.4 Percent In 2020

Minister Says Hungarian GDP Could Be Down By 6.4 Percent In 2020

The GDP of Hungary could fall by 6.4% this year and economic trends could start to change from the second quarter of 2021 with a vaccine against the coronavirus possibly available by that time, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said at an annual hearing before a parliamentary committee.
Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Parliament unanimously approved legislation to extend a moratorium on loan repayments, but only for vulnerable borrowers.
Hungarian Policy-Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

Hungarian Policy-Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) decided to leave the central bank base rate unchanged, at 0.60%, at a monthly policy meeting.
Hundreds Of Gypsy Musicians Get Support In Hungary

Hundreds Of Gypsy Musicians Get Support In Hungary

Fully 456 musicians from 97 Gypsy bands are this year receiving support as part of the government’s Music Hungary programme, which is aimed at reviving the traditions of Hungarian restaurant Gypsy music, the House of Traditions organisation said on Thursday.
Budapest Theatre & Film Arts University Leadership Considers 'Student Republic' Terminated

Budapest Theatre & Film Arts University Leadership Considers 'Student Republic' Terminated

The new leadership of Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) issued a statement, saying that they henceforth considered the “student republic”, an alternative educational model established by striking teachers and students within the university walls, to be “terminated with immediate effect”.
Budapest’s Váci Greens Office Complex Completed

Budapest’s Váci Greens Office Complex Completed

The last building of the 120,000 sqm Váci Greens office complex has completed, as the 23,500 sqm Building “E” has received its final occupancy permit.
Army To Join Curfew Monitoring In Hungary

Army To Join Curfew Monitoring In Hungary

Hungarian soldiers will be involved in enforcing the new curfew regulations, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
Fewer Hungarians Invest Savings, More Keep Cash At Home

Fewer Hungarians Invest Savings, More Keep Cash At Home

Just 40% of Hungarians have savings invested in the money market, according to a survey in September by OTP Bank, the lowest level since the lender launched the annual gauge of financial self-care in 2011.
Coronavirus: HUF 60 Billion Relief Aid Offered To Budapest To Finance Projects

Coronavirus: HUF 60 Billion Relief Aid Offered To Budapest To Finance Projects

The central government has decided to offer the city of Budapest an initial round of 60 billion forints (EUR 164.4m) in relief, if the government can take over the financing of a number of big municipal projects, the Prime Minister’s Office state secretary for Budapest developments told MTI.
Minister Says Hungarian GDP Could Be Down By 6.4 Percent In 2020

Minister Says Hungarian GDP Could Be Down By 6.4 Percent In 2020

The GDP of Hungary could fall by 6.4% this year and economic trends could start to change from the second quarter of 2021 with a vaccine against the coronavirus possibly available by that time, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said at an annual hearing before a parliamentary committee.
Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Parliament unanimously approved legislation to extend a moratorium on loan repayments, but only for vulnerable borrowers.
Hungarian Policy-Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

Hungarian Policy-Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

The Monetary Council of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) decided to leave the central bank base rate unchanged, at 0.60%, at a monthly policy meeting.
Hundreds Of Gypsy Musicians Get Support In Hungary

Hundreds Of Gypsy Musicians Get Support In Hungary

Fully 456 musicians from 97 Gypsy bands are this year receiving support as part of the government’s Music Hungary programme, which is aimed at reviving the traditions of Hungarian restaurant Gypsy music, the House of Traditions organisation said on Thursday.
Budapest Theatre & Film Arts University Leadership Considers 'Student Republic' Terminated

Budapest Theatre & Film Arts University Leadership Considers 'Student Republic' Terminated

The new leadership of Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) issued a statement, saying that they henceforth considered the “student republic”, an alternative educational model established by striking teachers and students within the university walls, to be “terminated with immediate effect”.