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Official “Good News”: Economy in Hungary Could Grow by Over 2% This Year, 3.5% in 2025

Official “Good News”: Economy in Hungary Could Grow by Over 2% This Year, 3.5% in 2025

Hungary’s economy could grow by 1.8-2.2% this year and 3.5% could be achieved “by all means” next year, the finance minister said.
SPAR’s “Attacks” Against Gov't Driven by “Loss-Making Position” of its Local Business

SPAR’s “Attacks” Against Gov't Driven by “Loss-Making Position” of its Local Business

The national economy ministry called communication by the Austrian owner of SPAR supermarkets in Hungary on government measures to bring down inflation “malicious” and “false”.
EC to Withhold Euro 20 Billion from Hungary - Until it

EC to Withhold Euro 20 Billion from Hungary - Until it "Fulfils All Requirements"

While Hungary has fulfilled requirements on judicial reform, the EU will continue to withhold some 20 billion euros of cohesion funds until other concerns are addressed, Ursula von der Leyen, the European Commission president said.
Is High Inflation in Hungary Really Caused by the War in Ukraine?

Is High Inflation in Hungary Really Caused by the War in Ukraine?

Consumer prices in Hungary were 16 percent higher in August than a year earlier, as the Hungarian government continues to talk of wartime inflation.
Hungary's Economy Among Fastest Growing in EU, Claims Finance Minister

Hungary's Economy Among Fastest Growing in EU, Claims Finance Minister

Hungary’s economy has been growing despite the extended war, with 6.5% increase in the second quarter of this year which is over 50% more than the European Union average, the finance minister said on Facebook.
Hungary Has Failed to 'Overtake in the Turn', Says National Bank's Governor

Hungary Has Failed to 'Overtake in the Turn', Says National Bank's Governor

Although Hungary has been more successful in managing the crisis than many of its European Union peers, it has failed to “overtake” competitors “in the turn”, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article published on Monday.
Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary offers a favourable environment for the growth of fintech companies, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Madrid.
Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank, has suggested in an op-ed that the euro area should have two exchange rates, one for northern member states and another for the bloc’s southern ones.
Hungarian Opinion: Soros Accused Of Speculating Against Forint

Hungarian Opinion: Soros Accused Of Speculating Against Forint

The pro-government media suspects that the extreme volatility the Hungarian currency has shown over the past few days is due to speculative sales. They all believe that American-Hungarian financier George Soros may be the one pulling the strings. A liberal weekly ridicules that assumption.
Official “Good News”: Economy in Hungary Could Grow by Over 2% This Year, 3.5% in 2025

Official “Good News”: Economy in Hungary Could Grow by Over 2% This Year, 3.5% in 2025

Hungary’s economy could grow by 1.8-2.2% this year and 3.5% could be achieved “by all means” next year, the finance minister said.
SPAR’s “Attacks” Against Gov't Driven by “Loss-Making Position” of its Local Business

SPAR’s “Attacks” Against Gov't Driven by “Loss-Making Position” of its Local Business

The national economy ministry called communication by the Austrian owner of SPAR supermarkets in Hungary on government measures to bring down inflation “malicious” and “false”.
EC to Withhold Euro 20 Billion from Hungary - Until it

EC to Withhold Euro 20 Billion from Hungary - Until it "Fulfils All Requirements"

While Hungary has fulfilled requirements on judicial reform, the EU will continue to withhold some 20 billion euros of cohesion funds until other concerns are addressed, Ursula von der Leyen, the European Commission president said.
Is High Inflation in Hungary Really Caused by the War in Ukraine?

Is High Inflation in Hungary Really Caused by the War in Ukraine?

Consumer prices in Hungary were 16 percent higher in August than a year earlier, as the Hungarian government continues to talk of wartime inflation.
Hungary's Economy Among Fastest Growing in EU, Claims Finance Minister

Hungary's Economy Among Fastest Growing in EU, Claims Finance Minister

Hungary’s economy has been growing despite the extended war, with 6.5% increase in the second quarter of this year which is over 50% more than the European Union average, the finance minister said on Facebook.
Hungary Has Failed to 'Overtake in the Turn', Says National Bank's Governor

Hungary Has Failed to 'Overtake in the Turn', Says National Bank's Governor

Although Hungary has been more successful in managing the crisis than many of its European Union peers, it has failed to “overtake” competitors “in the turn”, National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article published on Monday.
Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary Offers Right Environment For Fintech, Says FM

Hungary offers a favourable environment for the growth of fintech companies, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Madrid.
Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

Introduction of Dual Euro Exchange Rate Suggested by Governor of Central Bank

György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank, has suggested in an op-ed that the euro area should have two exchange rates, one for northern member states and another for the bloc’s southern ones.
Hungarian Opinion: Soros Accused Of Speculating Against Forint

Hungarian Opinion: Soros Accused Of Speculating Against Forint

The pro-government media suspects that the extreme volatility the Hungarian currency has shown over the past few days is due to speculative sales. They all believe that American-Hungarian financier George Soros may be the one pulling the strings. A liberal weekly ridicules that assumption.