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PM Orbán May Cap Petrol Prices

PM Orbán May Cap Petrol Prices

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán did not rule out a freeze of petrol prices yesterday as he took questions in Parliament.
Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

As energy prices skyrocket, a left-wing commentator calls on the government to lower taxes on gasoline. A conservative economist thinks that rising energy prices impact Hungary less than many other EU countries, thanks to the diversification of energy supply.
Socialists Demand Cut to VAT on Food

Socialists Demand Cut to VAT on Food

The Socialists on Wednesday called on the government to cut VAT on basic foodstuffs to 5% and of other food products to 18%, saying ruling “Fidesz has unleashed brutal price hikes in the country”.
Retail Sales in Hungary at 3.0% in July

Retail Sales in Hungary at 3.0% in July

Retail sales in Hungary rose by an annual 2.5% in July, or 3.0% when adjusted for calendar year effects, preliminary data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
Commissioner to Curb Construction Material Prices

Commissioner to Curb Construction Material Prices

The government has appointed Csaba Gyutai to the newly created position of commissioner in charge of harmonising measures for the construction industry, effective from July 15, according to the official gazette Magyar Közlöny.
Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

A bookshop chain in Hungary has been fined for selling a children’s story depicting a day in the life of a child with same-sex parents, without clearly indicating that the story featured “a family that is different than a normal family”.
Socialists Turn to Competition Office Over High Balaton Prices

Socialists Turn to Competition Office Over High Balaton Prices

The opposition Socialists will file an appeal with the Economic Competition Office over high prices at the beaches of Lake Balaton, Socialist MP and party director Zsolt Molnár told a press conference broadcast on Facebook.
Excise Tax Hike On Tobacco Products In Hungary Set For 4.8% On April 1

Excise Tax Hike On Tobacco Products In Hungary Set For 4.8% On April 1

Hungary has failed to comply with European Union regulations by keeping the excise tax on tobacco products below the required threshold, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) said on Thursday.
Mall Retail Tenants Plead For Help In Hungary

Mall Retail Tenants Plead For Help In Hungary

A wave of bankruptcies is coming to retail outlets in shopping malls, spokesman Norbert Csordás of the shopping centre retail tenants’ association BBÉE told Napi.
PM Orbán May Cap Petrol Prices

PM Orbán May Cap Petrol Prices

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán did not rule out a freeze of petrol prices yesterday as he took questions in Parliament.
Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

As energy prices skyrocket, a left-wing commentator calls on the government to lower taxes on gasoline. A conservative economist thinks that rising energy prices impact Hungary less than many other EU countries, thanks to the diversification of energy supply.
Socialists Demand Cut to VAT on Food

Socialists Demand Cut to VAT on Food

The Socialists on Wednesday called on the government to cut VAT on basic foodstuffs to 5% and of other food products to 18%, saying ruling “Fidesz has unleashed brutal price hikes in the country”.
Retail Sales in Hungary at 3.0% in July

Retail Sales in Hungary at 3.0% in July

Retail sales in Hungary rose by an annual 2.5% in July, or 3.0% when adjusted for calendar year effects, preliminary data released by the Central Statistical Office (KSH) show.
Commissioner to Curb Construction Material Prices

Commissioner to Curb Construction Material Prices

The government has appointed Csaba Gyutai to the newly created position of commissioner in charge of harmonising measures for the construction industry, effective from July 15, according to the official gazette Magyar Közlöny.
Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

A bookshop chain in Hungary has been fined for selling a children’s story depicting a day in the life of a child with same-sex parents, without clearly indicating that the story featured “a family that is different than a normal family”.
Socialists Turn to Competition Office Over High Balaton Prices

Socialists Turn to Competition Office Over High Balaton Prices

The opposition Socialists will file an appeal with the Economic Competition Office over high prices at the beaches of Lake Balaton, Socialist MP and party director Zsolt Molnár told a press conference broadcast on Facebook.
Excise Tax Hike On Tobacco Products In Hungary Set For 4.8% On April 1

Excise Tax Hike On Tobacco Products In Hungary Set For 4.8% On April 1

Hungary has failed to comply with European Union regulations by keeping the excise tax on tobacco products below the required threshold, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) said on Thursday.
Mall Retail Tenants Plead For Help In Hungary

Mall Retail Tenants Plead For Help In Hungary

A wave of bankruptcies is coming to retail outlets in shopping malls, spokesman Norbert Csordás of the shopping centre retail tenants’ association BBÉE told Napi.