Central Bank Head Matolcsy Warns 2022 Overspending Could Fuel Inflation National Bank of Hungary (NBH) governor György Matolcsy said he believes the 5.9-percent-of-GDP deficit target in the 2022 budget is... 2021.06.21.
Foreign Visitors’ Spending Plunges 56 pc in Q1 Spending by foreign visitors in Hungary fell by an annual 56 percent to 164 billion forints (EUR 463m) in the... 2021.06.21.
Audi Hungária Stops Production Due to Parts Shortage Audi Hungária's factory in Győr suspended production from Monday on, due to the lack of important car parts. The suspension... 2021.06.21.
Lego to Invest in Expansion in Hungary Danish toy manufacturer Lego will invest 53 billion forints (EUR 149.6m) to expand its plant in Nyíregyháza, in northeast Hungary,... 2021.06.20.
V4 Countries Sign Cooperation Pact on Railway Development The transport ministers of the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia signed a cooperation agreement on developing the railway network... 2021.06.20.
Finance Minister: EU Acknowledges Hungary Recovery The European Union acknowledges that Hungary is on the path to economic recovery from the coronavirus crisis, Finance Minister Mihály... 2021.06.19.
Hungarian Post to Change Customs Clearance Fees to Comply with EU Regulations Hungarian postal services company Hungarian Post (Magyar Posta) will change its customs clearance fees from July 1 to comply with... 2021.06.18.
Hungarian Brokerage Firms: Profits Like Never Before The Hungarian investment sector has closed the year with record numbers. Higher turnover generated by BSE investors was also reflected... 2021.06.18.
Hungary Jumps Up Five Places in IMD Competitiveness Report Hungary has moved up five places to rank 42nd in the report published by the Swiss IMD World Competitiveness Center,... 2021.06.17.
First Electric Bus Manufactured in Hungary for Volánbusz National bus carrier Volánbusz has taken delivery of its first electric bus, a model by Chinese manufacturer BYD made in... 2021.06.16.
Construction Sector Output Falls 7.2 pc in April The output of Hungary's construction sector fell by an annual 7.2 percent in April, after growing by 4.3 percent in... 2021.06.15.
Budapest Airport Passenger Numbers Jump in May Passenger numbers at Budapest's Liszt Ferenc International reached 88,800 in May, almost four times the number registered a year earlier,... 2021.06.15.
Govt Calls New HUF 3 bn Tender for Electric Car Subsidies The government has called a new 3 billion forint (EUR 8.6m) tender for subsidies for the purchase of electric vehicles... 2021.06.14.
Hungary Industrial Output in April Higher Than Two Years Ago Hungary's unadjusted industrial output grew by an annual 58.8 percent in April from a low base, according to a second... 2021.06.14.
PM Orbán Confirms Interest in Buying Budapest Airport Airports belong to one of those strategic sectors in which domestic ownership would be desirable, something the current government is... 2021.06.14.
Gov’t to Fund SMEs’ Digital Development The government is allocating 200 billion forints (EUR 574.1m) to funding the digital and technological development of micro, small and... 2021.06.14.
Summer Housing Prices Skyrocketing An analysis by ingatlan.com, composed of 40,000 advertisements, presents the massive increase in summer housing prices in the main holiday... 2021.06.13.
Orbán Announces Huge Minimum Wage Increase, but Still Among Lowest in EU In the past days, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has talked about one of the government's major new goals to raise... 2021.06.12.
Budapest Airport Shuttle Bus to Resume Service on Monday Budapest's airport shuttle bus 100E will resume service on Monday, Budapest transport authority BKK said on Friday. To speed up... 2021.06.11.
Renovation of Blaha Lujza Square to Start this Summer Renovation work at Blaha Lujza Square, one of the busiest junctions in the city center, will begin this summer, according... 2021.06.10.
Nyugati Railway Station to Be Closed for Month-long Revamp from June 19 Budapest's central Nyugati (Western) railway station will be fully closed for revamp and modernisation from June 19 until July 18,... 2021.06.09.
