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Opposition Parties Slam New Decision On Capped Fuel Prices by Gov't in Hungary

Opposition Parties Slam New Decision On Capped Fuel Prices by Gov't in Hungary

The opposition parties said on Saturday that the government’s latest decision “to partially withdraw” capped fuel prices represented a severe hit on small businesses, an additional step that boosts inflation and a move away from green solutions.
Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't for 'Austerity', 'Threatening Livelihoods'

Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't for 'Austerity', 'Threatening Livelihoods'

Opposition parties on Wednesday slammed the government’s decision to restrict the utility price protection scheme and change the itemised tax for small businesses (kata), saying the measures spelled austerity and tax raises for millions of people.
Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Hungary's parliament passed into law the government's budget for 2023 in a final vote on Tuesday, with 135 votes in favour and 54 votes against. 
Major Retailer Sees No Food Shortage But High Prices in Hungary

Major Retailer Sees No Food Shortage But High Prices in Hungary

There is no need to worry that there will be a serious shortage of anything, but the price of some products will rise dramatically, which is simply a fact, Gabriella Heiszler CEO of retail chain Spar Magyarország told personal finance website Pénzcentrum on Monday.
Inflation to Peak in Autumn, Says National Bank of Hungary Director

Inflation to Peak in Autumn, Says National Bank of Hungary Director

Inflation is expected to peak in autumn 2022, then gradually subside until it reaches the central bank’s tolerance band at the end of 2023, and the NBH target of 3% by 2024 H1, according to Gergely Baksay, director of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH).
Food & Gas Price Caps Extended + More from Orbán

Food & Gas Price Caps Extended + More from Orbán

Hungary is extending price caps on food and petrol to October 1, while the loan moratorium and cap on mortgage rates will apply until December 31, the PM has announced.
Is 0% VAT for Basic Foods in Hungary Coming?

Is 0% VAT for Basic Foods in Hungary Coming?

The opposition Democratic Coalition has called on ruling Fidesz to vote for its earlier proposal cutting VAT for basic foodstuffs to zero percent.
Think-Tank: Hungary Notches Up 'Serious Success' In Brussels Over Oil Sanctions on Russia

Think-Tank: Hungary Notches Up 'Serious Success' In Brussels Over Oil Sanctions on Russia

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has successfully enforced Hungary’s interests in Brussels, a senior analyst of the Twenty-First Century Institute said on Tuesday, noting that the European Commission’s original proposal for an oil embargo failed to pass, while the approved sanctions package exempts crude oil delivered via pipelines.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

After the swearing-in of the new Cabinet ministers last week, the weeklies try to make sense of the new composition of Prime Minister Orbán’s government. Two left-wing weeklies lament the sad state of the opposition.
Opposition Parties Slam New Decision On Capped Fuel Prices by Gov't in Hungary

Opposition Parties Slam New Decision On Capped Fuel Prices by Gov't in Hungary

The opposition parties said on Saturday that the government’s latest decision “to partially withdraw” capped fuel prices represented a severe hit on small businesses, an additional step that boosts inflation and a move away from green solutions.
Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't for 'Austerity', 'Threatening Livelihoods'

Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't for 'Austerity', 'Threatening Livelihoods'

Opposition parties on Wednesday slammed the government’s decision to restrict the utility price protection scheme and change the itemised tax for small businesses (kata), saying the measures spelled austerity and tax raises for millions of people.
Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Opposition Slams Hungary’s 2023 Budget

Hungary's parliament passed into law the government's budget for 2023 in a final vote on Tuesday, with 135 votes in favour and 54 votes against. 
Major Retailer Sees No Food Shortage But High Prices in Hungary

Major Retailer Sees No Food Shortage But High Prices in Hungary

There is no need to worry that there will be a serious shortage of anything, but the price of some products will rise dramatically, which is simply a fact, Gabriella Heiszler CEO of retail chain Spar Magyarország told personal finance website Pénzcentrum on Monday.
Inflation to Peak in Autumn, Says National Bank of Hungary Director

Inflation to Peak in Autumn, Says National Bank of Hungary Director

Inflation is expected to peak in autumn 2022, then gradually subside until it reaches the central bank’s tolerance band at the end of 2023, and the NBH target of 3% by 2024 H1, according to Gergely Baksay, director of the National Bank of Hungary (NBH).
Food & Gas Price Caps Extended + More from Orbán

Food & Gas Price Caps Extended + More from Orbán

Hungary is extending price caps on food and petrol to October 1, while the loan moratorium and cap on mortgage rates will apply until December 31, the PM has announced.
Is 0% VAT for Basic Foods in Hungary Coming?

Is 0% VAT for Basic Foods in Hungary Coming?

The opposition Democratic Coalition has called on ruling Fidesz to vote for its earlier proposal cutting VAT for basic foodstuffs to zero percent.
Think-Tank: Hungary Notches Up 'Serious Success' In Brussels Over Oil Sanctions on Russia

Think-Tank: Hungary Notches Up 'Serious Success' In Brussels Over Oil Sanctions on Russia

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has successfully enforced Hungary’s interests in Brussels, a senior analyst of the Twenty-First Century Institute said on Tuesday, noting that the European Commission’s original proposal for an oil embargo failed to pass, while the approved sanctions package exempts crude oil delivered via pipelines.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

After the swearing-in of the new Cabinet ministers last week, the weeklies try to make sense of the new composition of Prime Minister Orbán’s government. Two left-wing weeklies lament the sad state of the opposition.