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KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

President Katalin Novák on Monday signed into law the amendments to the tax for small business owners (KATA). The legislation prompted protests in Budapest last week.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Economists across the political spectrum investigate the causes and possible remedies of soaring inflation.
Central Bank in Hungary Raises Base Rate to 4.40% Due to Increased Inflation Risks

Central Bank in Hungary Raises Base Rate to 4.40% Due to Increased Inflation Risks

Hungarian rate-setters raised the central bank base rate by 100 basis points to 4.40% at a monthly policy meeting.
Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

At the end of September, the gross consolidated debt of the Hungarian state was 42.106 trillion Ft. (US $130.1 billion), according to data published by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) on the last day of 2021, making it the highest it has ever been in the country’s history.
Hungarian Public Debt Increases by HUF 10 Billion Every Day, has Nearly Doubled Since 2010

Hungarian Public Debt Increases by HUF 10 Billion Every Day, has Nearly Doubled Since 2010

Hungary’s government debt stood at 39.85 trillion Ft. (US $122.1 billion) in October, the most recent month for which data is available, an increase of 3.16 trillion Ft. ($9.68 billion) since the beginning of the year and an increase of 20.88 trillion Ft. ($64.0 bilion) since the beginning of 2010, according to data from the Public Debt Management Center.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

A left-wing commentator accuses the government of incompetence in both forecasting and managing inflation. A government-friendly analyst, on the other hand, remarks that old age pensioners will be more than compensated for the rise in prices.
Hungary in Talks with Brussels on Recovery Funds for Months

Hungary in Talks with Brussels on Recovery Funds for Months

Speaking at a regular press briefing, the prime minister’s chief of staff said the government has been in talks with Brussels on the EU’s post-pandemic recovery fund for months, dismissing reports that said otherwise as “fake news”.
Hungary’s External Balance Indicators Improved Last Year, In Spite Of The Pandemic

Hungary’s External Balance Indicators Improved Last Year, In Spite Of The Pandemic

Hungary’s external balance indicators improved last year, in spite of the pandemic, the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) said in its quarterly Balance of Payments Report. Hungary had a current-account surplus for the year at 2.1% of GDP.
Consumer Prices Rise 3.1% In February

Consumer Prices Rise 3.1% In February

Annual inflation in Hungary was 3.1% in February, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said. Inflation grew at a higher rate than 2.7% registered in January, with higher tobacco prices due to excise tax increases putting upward pressure on the index.
KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

President Katalin Novák on Monday signed into law the amendments to the tax for small business owners (KATA). The legislation prompted protests in Budapest last week.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Economists across the political spectrum investigate the causes and possible remedies of soaring inflation.
Central Bank in Hungary Raises Base Rate to 4.40% Due to Increased Inflation Risks

Central Bank in Hungary Raises Base Rate to 4.40% Due to Increased Inflation Risks

Hungarian rate-setters raised the central bank base rate by 100 basis points to 4.40% at a monthly policy meeting.
Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

At the end of September, the gross consolidated debt of the Hungarian state was 42.106 trillion Ft. (US $130.1 billion), according to data published by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) on the last day of 2021, making it the highest it has ever been in the country’s history.
Hungarian Public Debt Increases by HUF 10 Billion Every Day, has Nearly Doubled Since 2010

Hungarian Public Debt Increases by HUF 10 Billion Every Day, has Nearly Doubled Since 2010

Hungary’s government debt stood at 39.85 trillion Ft. (US $122.1 billion) in October, the most recent month for which data is available, an increase of 3.16 trillion Ft. ($9.68 billion) since the beginning of the year and an increase of 20.88 trillion Ft. ($64.0 bilion) since the beginning of 2010, according to data from the Public Debt Management Center.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Approaches 5%

A left-wing commentator accuses the government of incompetence in both forecasting and managing inflation. A government-friendly analyst, on the other hand, remarks that old age pensioners will be more than compensated for the rise in prices.
Hungary in Talks with Brussels on Recovery Funds for Months

Hungary in Talks with Brussels on Recovery Funds for Months

Speaking at a regular press briefing, the prime minister’s chief of staff said the government has been in talks with Brussels on the EU’s post-pandemic recovery fund for months, dismissing reports that said otherwise as “fake news”.
Hungary’s External Balance Indicators Improved Last Year, In Spite Of The Pandemic

Hungary’s External Balance Indicators Improved Last Year, In Spite Of The Pandemic

Hungary’s external balance indicators improved last year, in spite of the pandemic, the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) said in its quarterly Balance of Payments Report. Hungary had a current-account surplus for the year at 2.1% of GDP.
Consumer Prices Rise 3.1% In February

Consumer Prices Rise 3.1% In February

Annual inflation in Hungary was 3.1% in February, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said. Inflation grew at a higher rate than 2.7% registered in January, with higher tobacco prices due to excise tax increases putting upward pressure on the index.