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Holiday Candy Sales to Decline in Volume, Rise in Value in Hungary

Holiday Candy Sales to Decline in Volume, Rise in Value in Hungary

Hungarian candy manufacturers expect sales of holiday candy to decline in volume but rise in value terms this year, daily Magyar Nemzet said yesterday.
Fidesz Urges Left Wing to Stop 'Insulting' Hungarians

Fidesz Urges Left Wing to Stop 'Insulting' Hungarians

The communications director of governing Fidesz pressed the left wing to stop “insulting Hungarians” on Saturday, in a video message sent to MTI.
Home Rents Rise 9% in a Year in Hungary

Home Rents Rise 9% in a Year in Hungary

Home rental rates were up 8.6% year-on-year in October, climbing for the fifth month in a row after falling for more than a year, according to the index compiled by the Central Statistics Office and Ingatlan.com.
Fight for Low Utility Fees to Continue, Says PM Orbán

Fight for Low Utility Fees to Continue, Says PM Orbán

The government is committed to its "endless" fight to keep public utility prices low and the upcoming elections will not change that, the prime minister said at a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the Nézőpont Institute.
Fiscal Policy's Effect On Inflation Only Mild, Says Hungarian Finmin

Fiscal Policy's Effect On Inflation Only Mild, Says Hungarian Finmin

Mihály Varga, the finance minister, in an op-ed published on Tuesday, said fiscal policy and wages only had a mild effect on inflation and the current account, and external factors were more at play. In his article in the business daily Világgazdaság, Varga said the jump in energy prices, raw materials and transport costs, as well as the re-pricing amid the post-pandemic economy — services in ...
Lower Utility Rates for SMEs Likely in Hungary

Lower Utility Rates for SMEs Likely in Hungary

The government will let small businesses join a universal energy provider, through which they will benefit from fixed gas and electricity prices, based on a suggestion of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK).
PM Orbán: Vaccination of 5-12 Year Olds to be Assessed

PM Orbán: Vaccination of 5-12 Year Olds to be Assessed

Orbán said that health experts were expected to determine “around December” if children between 5-12 could be inoculated and in case of a positive answer parents would have an opportunity to vaccinate their children.
Hungarian Opinion: National Bank President Urges Fiscal Readjustment

Hungarian Opinion: National Bank President Urges Fiscal Readjustment

In an opinion piece in the main pro-government daily, National Bank president György Matolcsy warns that a high public deficit and the worsening trade balance make Hungary vulnerable to international financial shocks and demands swift action.
Hungary Central Bank Raises Key Rate by 30 Basis Points

Hungary Central Bank Raises Key Rate by 30 Basis Points

Hungary rate-setters at a regular policy meeting on Tuesday raised the base rate by 30 basis points to 2.10% while also raising both sides of the interest rate corridor by 30 basis points.
Holiday Candy Sales to Decline in Volume, Rise in Value in Hungary

Holiday Candy Sales to Decline in Volume, Rise in Value in Hungary

Hungarian candy manufacturers expect sales of holiday candy to decline in volume but rise in value terms this year, daily Magyar Nemzet said yesterday.
Fidesz Urges Left Wing to Stop 'Insulting' Hungarians

Fidesz Urges Left Wing to Stop 'Insulting' Hungarians

The communications director of governing Fidesz pressed the left wing to stop “insulting Hungarians” on Saturday, in a video message sent to MTI.
Home Rents Rise 9% in a Year in Hungary

Home Rents Rise 9% in a Year in Hungary

Home rental rates were up 8.6% year-on-year in October, climbing for the fifth month in a row after falling for more than a year, according to the index compiled by the Central Statistics Office and Ingatlan.com.
Fight for Low Utility Fees to Continue, Says PM Orbán

Fight for Low Utility Fees to Continue, Says PM Orbán

The government is committed to its "endless" fight to keep public utility prices low and the upcoming elections will not change that, the prime minister said at a ceremony marking the 15th anniversary of the Nézőpont Institute.
Fiscal Policy's Effect On Inflation Only Mild, Says Hungarian Finmin

Fiscal Policy's Effect On Inflation Only Mild, Says Hungarian Finmin

Mihály Varga, the finance minister, in an op-ed published on Tuesday, said fiscal policy and wages only had a mild effect on inflation and the current account, and external factors were more at play. In his article in the business daily Világgazdaság, Varga said the jump in energy prices, raw materials and transport costs, as well as the re-pricing amid the post-pandemic economy — services in ...
Lower Utility Rates for SMEs Likely in Hungary

Lower Utility Rates for SMEs Likely in Hungary

The government will let small businesses join a universal energy provider, through which they will benefit from fixed gas and electricity prices, based on a suggestion of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK).
PM Orbán: Vaccination of 5-12 Year Olds to be Assessed

PM Orbán: Vaccination of 5-12 Year Olds to be Assessed

Orbán said that health experts were expected to determine “around December” if children between 5-12 could be inoculated and in case of a positive answer parents would have an opportunity to vaccinate their children.
Hungarian Opinion: National Bank President Urges Fiscal Readjustment

Hungarian Opinion: National Bank President Urges Fiscal Readjustment

In an opinion piece in the main pro-government daily, National Bank president György Matolcsy warns that a high public deficit and the worsening trade balance make Hungary vulnerable to international financial shocks and demands swift action.
Hungary Central Bank Raises Key Rate by 30 Basis Points

Hungary Central Bank Raises Key Rate by 30 Basis Points

Hungary rate-setters at a regular policy meeting on Tuesday raised the base rate by 30 basis points to 2.10% while also raising both sides of the interest rate corridor by 30 basis points.