• 29 Mar 2026

CHANNEL SHORTCUTS / SPONSORS

BREAKING
MENU

FEATURES

CHANNELS

CHANNEL SPONSORS

Search Results

476 result(s) for households

Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Parliament unanimously approved legislation to extend a moratorium on loan repayments, but only for vulnerable borrowers.
Food Safety Authority: Over 300,000 Tonnes Of Food Wasted In Hungary Annually

Food Safety Authority: Over 300,000 Tonnes Of Food Wasted In Hungary Annually

Hungarians waste over 300,000 tonnes of food annually, representing a total value of more than 170 billion forints (EUR 480m) which translates to 18,000 forints per person, the National Food Chain Safety Office said.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Opposition-leaning commentators believe the European Union is still too weak to enforce its rule of law criteria, while pro-government columnists dismiss criticism from Brussels as both discriminatory and biased.
Survey: Hungarians See Brighter Future Than Citizens Of Other EU Countries After First Wave

Survey: Hungarians See Brighter Future Than Citizens Of Other EU Countries After First Wave

Hungarians see a brighter future compared with the citizens of many other EU countries after the first wave of coronavirus, according to a survey by Eurofound conducted in July.
PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

A failure by young people to follow the rules could endanger the elderly and the sick, the prime minister warned in his speech to lawmakers. “Now the effectiveness of our defence against the pandemic really depends on us,” he said.
Hungary To Extend Credit Debt Repayment Moratorium By Six Months

Hungary To Extend Credit Debt Repayment Moratorium By Six Months

  • 22 Sep 2020 6:50 AM
  • finance
Jobs and the living standards of families must be protected also during the virus, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stressed in a video message posted on his Facebook account on Saturday, announcing that the credit debt repayment moratorium offered to households will be extended – in the case of certain social groups – for another six months from 1 January 2021.
Hungary’s Consumer Confidence Continues To Edge Lower In September

Hungary’s Consumer Confidence Continues To Edge Lower In September

Economic research institute GKI’s gauge of consumer confidence slipped to -31.1 points in September from -29.6 points in August, falling for the second month in a row after three consecutive months of improvement following a pandemic plunge in April.
Hungary Q2 GDP Nosedives 13.6%

Hungary Q2 GDP Nosedives 13.6%

Hungary’s economic output shrank by an annual 13.6% in the second quarter this year, with industry and services contracting sharply due to the pandemic, according to a second reading of the data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH).
Hungary’s Consumer, Business Confidence Continues To Improve In July

Hungary’s Consumer, Business Confidence Continues To Improve In July

Economic research institute GKI’s combined gauge of consumer and business confidence rose to -18.2 points in July from -20.5 points in the previous month as consumer confidence improved but businesses became only slightly more optimistic.
Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Payment Moratorium In Hungary Extended By Lawmakers

Parliament unanimously approved legislation to extend a moratorium on loan repayments, but only for vulnerable borrowers.
Food Safety Authority: Over 300,000 Tonnes Of Food Wasted In Hungary Annually

Food Safety Authority: Over 300,000 Tonnes Of Food Wasted In Hungary Annually

Hungarians waste over 300,000 tonnes of food annually, representing a total value of more than 170 billion forints (EUR 480m) which translates to 18,000 forints per person, the National Food Chain Safety Office said.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Opposition-leaning commentators believe the European Union is still too weak to enforce its rule of law criteria, while pro-government columnists dismiss criticism from Brussels as both discriminatory and biased.
Survey: Hungarians See Brighter Future Than Citizens Of Other EU Countries After First Wave

Survey: Hungarians See Brighter Future Than Citizens Of Other EU Countries After First Wave

Hungarians see a brighter future compared with the citizens of many other EU countries after the first wave of coronavirus, according to a survey by Eurofound conducted in July.
PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

A failure by young people to follow the rules could endanger the elderly and the sick, the prime minister warned in his speech to lawmakers. “Now the effectiveness of our defence against the pandemic really depends on us,” he said.
Hungary To Extend Credit Debt Repayment Moratorium By Six Months

Hungary To Extend Credit Debt Repayment Moratorium By Six Months

  • 22 Sep 2020 6:50 AM
  • finance
Jobs and the living standards of families must be protected also during the virus, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stressed in a video message posted on his Facebook account on Saturday, announcing that the credit debt repayment moratorium offered to households will be extended – in the case of certain social groups – for another six months from 1 January 2021.
Hungary’s Consumer Confidence Continues To Edge Lower In September

Hungary’s Consumer Confidence Continues To Edge Lower In September

Economic research institute GKI’s gauge of consumer confidence slipped to -31.1 points in September from -29.6 points in August, falling for the second month in a row after three consecutive months of improvement following a pandemic plunge in April.
Hungary Q2 GDP Nosedives 13.6%

Hungary Q2 GDP Nosedives 13.6%

Hungary’s economic output shrank by an annual 13.6% in the second quarter this year, with industry and services contracting sharply due to the pandemic, according to a second reading of the data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH).
Hungary’s Consumer, Business Confidence Continues To Improve In July

Hungary’s Consumer, Business Confidence Continues To Improve In July

Economic research institute GKI’s combined gauge of consumer and business confidence rose to -18.2 points in July from -20.5 points in the previous month as consumer confidence improved but businesses became only slightly more optimistic.