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Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

A left-wing commentator accuses the government of incompetence in both forecasting and managing inflation. A government-friendly analyst, on the other hand, remarks that old age pensioners will be more than compensated for the rise in prices.
Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Hungary is a laggard in competitiveness, and the country will continue to bear the high costs unless it improves on this score, György Matolcsy, the (NBH), wrote in an article.
Forint Crucial To Hungary's Economic Wellbeing, Says Head of Central Bank

Forint Crucial To Hungary's Economic Wellbeing, Says Head of Central Bank

The forint has been crucial to Hungary’s economic turnaround and management of the coronavirus crisis, György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank (NBH), said in an article published in the daily Magyar Nemzet.
Hungary Showing Signs Of Robust Growth, Says OECD

Hungary Showing Signs Of Robust Growth, Says OECD

Robust growth is returning to Hungary, according to a country report released by the OECD.
Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank, has suggested in an op-ed that the euro area should have two exchange rates, one for northern member states and another for the bloc’s southern ones.
Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary’s management of the coronavirus crisis last year yielded mixed results, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article in the online edition of daily Magyar Nemzet, adding that the economy had been saved by an increase in private sector borrowing.
Referendum on Controversial Fudan Uni Campus to be Held - Following Protests

Referendum on Controversial Fudan Uni Campus to be Held - Following Protests

The government backs the idea of consulting Budapest residents in a referendum on whether they want Fudan University to be located in the capital - once the facts related to the investment are fully known - the prime minister’s chief of staff said following protests
Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Hungary, where religion has little hold on society and abortion has been legal since 1992, could almost be considered a country where access to abortion is not a problem at all. Except that it involves two compulsory appointments with a childcare worker and that medical abortion isn’t allowed. As a result, hundreds of Hungarian women have abortions in Vienna every year.
Earth Day Marked By Budapest Mayor: Hungary Needs ‘Green Shift’ & Better Welfare

Earth Day Marked By Budapest Mayor: Hungary Needs ‘Green Shift’ & Better Welfare

Hungary needs to make a “turnaround” and focus its attention on environmental issues and efforts to “ensure opportunities for a decent life”, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony said on Thursday, marking Earth Day, adding that those efforts should come “before the interests of the financial markets”.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

A left-wing commentator accuses the government of incompetence in both forecasting and managing inflation. A government-friendly analyst, on the other hand, remarks that old age pensioners will be more than compensated for the rise in prices.
Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Hungary is a laggard in competitiveness, and the country will continue to bear the high costs unless it improves on this score, György Matolcsy, the (NBH), wrote in an article.
Forint Crucial To Hungary's Economic Wellbeing, Says Head of Central Bank

Forint Crucial To Hungary's Economic Wellbeing, Says Head of Central Bank

The forint has been crucial to Hungary’s economic turnaround and management of the coronavirus crisis, György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank (NBH), said in an article published in the daily Magyar Nemzet.
Hungary Showing Signs Of Robust Growth, Says OECD

Hungary Showing Signs Of Robust Growth, Says OECD

Robust growth is returning to Hungary, according to a country report released by the OECD.
Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank, has suggested in an op-ed that the euro area should have two exchange rates, one for northern member states and another for the bloc’s southern ones.
Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary Crisis Management Yields Mixed Results, Says National Bank Governor

Hungary’s management of the coronavirus crisis last year yielded mixed results, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article in the online edition of daily Magyar Nemzet, adding that the economy had been saved by an increase in private sector borrowing.
Referendum on Controversial Fudan Uni Campus to be Held - Following Protests

Referendum on Controversial Fudan Uni Campus to be Held - Following Protests

The government backs the idea of consulting Budapest residents in a referendum on whether they want Fudan University to be located in the capital - once the facts related to the investment are fully known - the prime minister’s chief of staff said following protests
Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Special Report: Hungarian Women Seeking Abortion Increasingly opt for Vienna

Hungary, where religion has little hold on society and abortion has been legal since 1992, could almost be considered a country where access to abortion is not a problem at all. Except that it involves two compulsory appointments with a childcare worker and that medical abortion isn’t allowed. As a result, hundreds of Hungarian women have abortions in Vienna every year.
Earth Day Marked By Budapest Mayor: Hungary Needs ‘Green Shift’ & Better Welfare

Earth Day Marked By Budapest Mayor: Hungary Needs ‘Green Shift’ & Better Welfare

Hungary needs to make a “turnaround” and focus its attention on environmental issues and efforts to “ensure opportunities for a decent life”, Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony said on Thursday, marking Earth Day, adding that those efforts should come “before the interests of the financial markets”.