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Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Hungary’s labour market is in need of 500,000 additional workers who should preferably be found on the national market before the country turns to guest workers, the economic development minister told a meeting of the National Council for Sustainable Development.
This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

After a long wait, we have finally received from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs how much the luxury trip of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his 40-person entourage to Vienna cost to the taxpayers last July. Although the Austrian capital is just a few hours’ drive from Budapest, Orbán and his delegation spent a night out for a brief meeting with the Austrian chancellor.
Hungary to Roll Out Online Price Monitoring System, Initially Focusing on Food

Hungary to Roll Out Online Price Monitoring System, Initially Focusing on Food

Hungary is introducing an online price monitoring system to increase transparency and boost competition, the Competition Office (GVH) and the Economic Development Ministry said.
Suzuki in Hungary Now Able to Export to Over 120 Countries

Suzuki in Hungary Now Able to Export to Over 120 Countries

Márton Nagy, the minister of economic development, held talks with Magyar Suzuki CEO Masato Atsumi in his office on Monday, the economic development ministry said in a statement.
Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's

Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's "Real Problems", Says Opposition Parties About PM's State of Nation Speech

Hungarian opposition parties on Saturday reacted to a keynote speech by Viktor Orbán, saying the prime minister had failed to address Hungary’s “real problems”.
Inflation Predicted to Fall Into Single Digits by Year-End

Inflation Predicted to Fall Into Single Digits by Year-End

Inflation is expected to start declining from next month and fall into the single digits by the end of the year, Economic Development Minister Márton Nagy said.
S+P Downgrades Hungary to BBB-, Bounce-Back Expected

S+P Downgrades Hungary to BBB-, Bounce-Back Expected

S+P Global Ratings downgraded Hungary’s sovereign rating one notch to BBB- from BBB at a scheduled review on Friday.
Inflation Expected to Fall to Single Digits by End 2023 - Hungary's Economy Minister

Inflation Expected to Fall to Single Digits by End 2023 - Hungary's Economy Minister

Economic growth may slow to 1.5% this year, but Hungary can avoid recession, and GDP might jump as high as 4% in 2024, the economy development minister told the weekly Mandiner.
City-Owned Spas in Hungary May be Bought by Gov't

City-Owned Spas in Hungary May be Bought by Gov't

The government is considering a plan to expropriate spas from local governments, with the argument that they do not have sufficient finances to pay the high energy bills, Telex learned from a draft suggesting “a rethink of the ownership structure of the spas”.
Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Hungary’s labour market is in need of 500,000 additional workers who should preferably be found on the national market before the country turns to guest workers, the economic development minister told a meeting of the National Council for Sustainable Development.
This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

After a long wait, we have finally received from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs how much the luxury trip of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his 40-person entourage to Vienna cost to the taxpayers last July. Although the Austrian capital is just a few hours’ drive from Budapest, Orbán and his delegation spent a night out for a brief meeting with the Austrian chancellor.
Hungary to Roll Out Online Price Monitoring System, Initially Focusing on Food

Hungary to Roll Out Online Price Monitoring System, Initially Focusing on Food

Hungary is introducing an online price monitoring system to increase transparency and boost competition, the Competition Office (GVH) and the Economic Development Ministry said.
Suzuki in Hungary Now Able to Export to Over 120 Countries

Suzuki in Hungary Now Able to Export to Over 120 Countries

Márton Nagy, the minister of economic development, held talks with Magyar Suzuki CEO Masato Atsumi in his office on Monday, the economic development ministry said in a statement.
Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's

Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's "Real Problems", Says Opposition Parties About PM's State of Nation Speech

Hungarian opposition parties on Saturday reacted to a keynote speech by Viktor Orbán, saying the prime minister had failed to address Hungary’s “real problems”.
Inflation Predicted to Fall Into Single Digits by Year-End

Inflation Predicted to Fall Into Single Digits by Year-End

Inflation is expected to start declining from next month and fall into the single digits by the end of the year, Economic Development Minister Márton Nagy said.
S+P Downgrades Hungary to BBB-, Bounce-Back Expected

S+P Downgrades Hungary to BBB-, Bounce-Back Expected

S+P Global Ratings downgraded Hungary’s sovereign rating one notch to BBB- from BBB at a scheduled review on Friday.
Inflation Expected to Fall to Single Digits by End 2023 - Hungary's Economy Minister

Inflation Expected to Fall to Single Digits by End 2023 - Hungary's Economy Minister

Economic growth may slow to 1.5% this year, but Hungary can avoid recession, and GDP might jump as high as 4% in 2024, the economy development minister told the weekly Mandiner.
City-Owned Spas in Hungary May be Bought by Gov't

City-Owned Spas in Hungary May be Bought by Gov't

The government is considering a plan to expropriate spas from local governments, with the argument that they do not have sufficient finances to pay the high energy bills, Telex learned from a draft suggesting “a rethink of the ownership structure of the spas”.