Productivity Gaps Highlight Growth Potential Main building of the Hungarian National Bank in Budapest. Productivity indicators remain below the EU average, presenting a key growth... 2024.12.05.
2025 Budget: Focus on Economic Growth and Fiscal Discipline Finance Minister Mihály Varga (L) hands over the 2025 draft budget to János Latorcai, Vice President of the National Assembly.... 2024.11.12.
Credit Agency Affirms Investment-Grade Rating, Proving Economic Resilience The Berlin-based Scope Ratings has confirmed Hungary's investment-grade rating with a stable outlook, the Finance Minister said on his Facebook... 2024.11.11.
Neutrality Policy Aims to Eliminate Constraints on Domestic Economic Growth The Cabinet met on Wednesday morning to discuss the 2025 budget plan, and at an unusual time that day convened... 2024.10.31.
Government Expects the New Action Plan to Trigger an Economic Turnaround Minister for National Economy Márton Nagy speaking at the Portfolio Budapest Economic Forum on October 17, 2024 "We are going... 2024.10.31.
S&P Reaffirms Ratings in Hungary’s Economic Resilience and Growth Potential Standard and Poor's has confirmed that it continues to recommend Hungary for investment, with the three major rating agencies all... 2024.10.28.
A Successful Economy Needs Free Trade with West and East, Prime Minister Says Economic policy and a new economic program were the focus of Viktor Orbán's private speech at the Fidesz-KDNP's closed-door parliamentary... 2024.10.14.
Economy Is on the Road to Consolidation, Says Finance Minister The Hungarian economy is on the road to consolidation and economic growth, said the Finance Minister at Wednesday's meeting of... 2024.10.10.
The “Heart and Soul” of Our Economic Policy is Neutrality Economic neutrality will bring economic success to Hungary, the Prime Minister told journalists in Kötcse on Saturday. Speaking at the... 2024.09.09.
Moody’s Continues to Recommend Hungary for Investment with a Stable Outlook After Standard & Poor's positive report in April, Moody's continues to recommend Hungary for investment with a stable outlook, reflecting... 2024.06.03.
Minister of Public Administration: “The country is not only Budapest!” Tibor Navracsics, Minister of Public Administration and Regional Development, addressed the Macronomx Meetup conference with a presentation titled "Growth and... 2024.05.30.
Leading Bank Expects Economic Growth of 2.7 Percent this Year MBH Bank (one of Hungary's leading financial institutions) expects economic growth of 2.7 percent this year, which could reach 3.7... 2024.05.03.
Exceptional Domestic Economic Growth in International Comparison Based on data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), the economy rebounded in the first quarter of 2024, with... 2024.05.02.
Economy Set to Achieve One of the Highest Growth Rates in the EU The government will gradually reduce the budget deficit and public debt in the coming years, while the Hungarian economy is... 2024.05.02.
S&P Keeps Hungary in the Investment Recommended Category The international credit rating agency Standard & Poor's Global Ratings affirmed its investment-grade rating of 'BBB-/A-3' on Hungarian government debt... 2024.04.29.
Minister for National Economy States Economic Growth Will Resume Next Year The Minister for National Economy declared in Debrecen that economic growth will resume next year, expecting a 4.1 percent expansion... 2024.04.18.
IMF Slightly More Pessimistic about Economic Growth than the Government The International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecasts economic growth in Hungary of 2.2 percent, slightly lower than the Hungarian government's forecast... 2024.04.17.
France’s Alstom Invests Billions in Its Northern Hungarian Plant Hungary is confidently returning to the path of economic growth this year, thanks to record investment, and next year it... 2024.04.12.
13 Hungarian Companies among Europe’s Fastest Growing The Minister for National Economy, Márton Nagy, welcomed the top executives of 13 domestic companies to his office. These companies... 2024.04.12.
New Package of Agricultural Measures Announced at the Government Press Briefing On Thursday, a government briefing was held, attended by Gergely Gulyás, Minister responsible for the Prime Minister’s office, Eszter Vitályos,... 2024.04.11.
Four Percent Economic Growth Sustainable, yet Deficit Climbs to Alarming Rate The government expects economic growth between two and three percent this year, with ambitions for a sustainable increase to around... 2024.03.26.
