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Price Caps Apply Till Year-End in Hungary

Price Caps Apply Till Year-End in Hungary

The government is maintaining retail utility price caps for the whole year, the energy minister has said.
Auto Fuel Sales Plunge on Phase-Out of Fuel Price in Hungary

Auto Fuel Sales Plunge on Phase-Out of Fuel Price in Hungary

Auto fuel sales in Hungary slumped by 18.2% year-on-year to 896 million litres in the first quarter as motorists cut back on fuel purchases after the government phased-out price caps in December, the Hungarian Mineral Oil Association (MÁSZ) announced.
Opposition Demands Protection for Hungarians After Gov't Scrapping Fuel Price Caps

Opposition Demands Protection for Hungarians After Gov't Scrapping Fuel Price Caps

Opposition parties called on the government to provide protection for citizens after scrapping the price caps on fuels late on Tuesday.
'Severe Austerity' Enactment Will ve Passed to Local Councils by Gov't, Says Budapest Major

'Severe Austerity' Enactment Will ve Passed to Local Councils by Gov't, Says Budapest Major

The government’s 2023 draft budget would pass on the responsibility for enacting “severe austerity measures” to local councils, Gergely Karácsony, the mayor of Budapest, told a press conference, adding that the opposition parties plan to submit a package of amendments.
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.
How Much Do Motorists Actually Save Due to Price Caps in Hungary?

How Much Do Motorists Actually Save Due to Price Caps in Hungary?

The extended government price caps on vehicle fuel will save Hungarian households an average of 21,000 forints (EUR 53.10) in June, think-tank Századvég said on Friday.
Orbán Pledges to Protect Hungary from Dangers, Says “Suffering” Ahead for Europe’s Economies

Orbán Pledges to Protect Hungary from Dangers, Says “Suffering” Ahead for Europe’s Economies

Following President János Áder’s announcement that he had asked incumbent premier Viktor Orbán to form Hungary’s next government, the prime minister pledged that the members of his new government would “protect Hungary from the dangers of the next decade…” Orbán said “suffering” lay ahead of Europe’s economies and added that the coronavirus pandemic was not over.
Consumer Prices Grew by an Annual 8.5% this March in Hungary

Consumer Prices Grew by an Annual 8.5% this March in Hungary

Consumer prices in Hungary grew by an annual 8.5% in March, quickening from 8.3% in the previous month, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Friday.
'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

“We condemn the Russian attack, but we cannot help the Ukrainians if we destroy ourselves in the meantime,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio. Some countries have shipping and storage capacities allowing them to manage without Russian oil or gas, he said, said it was “not a question of putting on a pullover and turning the heating down or paying a few forints more for gas.”
Price Caps Apply Till Year-End in Hungary

Price Caps Apply Till Year-End in Hungary

The government is maintaining retail utility price caps for the whole year, the energy minister has said.
Auto Fuel Sales Plunge on Phase-Out of Fuel Price in Hungary

Auto Fuel Sales Plunge on Phase-Out of Fuel Price in Hungary

Auto fuel sales in Hungary slumped by 18.2% year-on-year to 896 million litres in the first quarter as motorists cut back on fuel purchases after the government phased-out price caps in December, the Hungarian Mineral Oil Association (MÁSZ) announced.
Opposition Demands Protection for Hungarians After Gov't Scrapping Fuel Price Caps

Opposition Demands Protection for Hungarians After Gov't Scrapping Fuel Price Caps

Opposition parties called on the government to provide protection for citizens after scrapping the price caps on fuels late on Tuesday.
'Severe Austerity' Enactment Will ve Passed to Local Councils by Gov't, Says Budapest Major

'Severe Austerity' Enactment Will ve Passed to Local Councils by Gov't, Says Budapest Major

The government’s 2023 draft budget would pass on the responsibility for enacting “severe austerity measures” to local councils, Gergely Karácsony, the mayor of Budapest, told a press conference, adding that the opposition parties plan to submit a package of amendments.
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.
How Much Do Motorists Actually Save Due to Price Caps in Hungary?

How Much Do Motorists Actually Save Due to Price Caps in Hungary?

The extended government price caps on vehicle fuel will save Hungarian households an average of 21,000 forints (EUR 53.10) in June, think-tank Századvég said on Friday.
Orbán Pledges to Protect Hungary from Dangers, Says “Suffering” Ahead for Europe’s Economies

Orbán Pledges to Protect Hungary from Dangers, Says “Suffering” Ahead for Europe’s Economies

Following President János Áder’s announcement that he had asked incumbent premier Viktor Orbán to form Hungary’s next government, the prime minister pledged that the members of his new government would “protect Hungary from the dangers of the next decade…” Orbán said “suffering” lay ahead of Europe’s economies and added that the coronavirus pandemic was not over.
Consumer Prices Grew by an Annual 8.5% this March in Hungary

Consumer Prices Grew by an Annual 8.5% this March in Hungary

Consumer prices in Hungary grew by an annual 8.5% in March, quickening from 8.3% in the previous month, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Friday.
'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

“We condemn the Russian attack, but we cannot help the Ukrainians if we destroy ourselves in the meantime,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio. Some countries have shipping and storage capacities allowing them to manage without Russian oil or gas, he said, said it was “not a question of putting on a pullover and turning the heating down or paying a few forints more for gas.”