Recession Is Over: Economic Performance Improves In the third quarter of 2023, Hungary's GDP declined by 0.4 percent based on raw data and by 0.3 percent... 2023.11.15.
Inflation Back to Long-Anticipated Single Digit The Minister responsible for the Prime Minister's office Gergely Gulyás had informed at the Government Info regular press conference that... 2023.11.09.
Forint Strengthens but Still More Vulnerable than Regional Currencies The Hungarian forint strengthened against the major currencies in international foreign exchange trading on Tuesday morning compared to the previous... 2023.10.24.
Economic Sovereignty of EU Countries Must Be Preserved, Says Finance Minister A new way of dealing with increased budget deficits and debt levels must be developed in the European Union, but... 2023.10.18.
We Will Never Permit Pro-Terror Demonstrations, says Viktor Orbán In a radio interview on Friday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called the terror attack unacceptable, adding that Hungary is on... 2023.10.13.
IMF Maintains Its Previous GDP Predictions IMF building at night. Photo: IMF/ Facebook. In its latest quarterly prognosis, the IMF maintains its previous forecast of 3%... 2023.10.11.
Inflation Expected to Slow to 7-8 Percent by the End of the Year The consumer price index will fall to 7-8 percent by the end of the year, and the disinflationary impact will... 2023.09.29.
Intense Debate on Inflation at the Start of Economists’ Meeting Governor of the Hungarian National Bank György Matolcsy, the Minister of Finance Mihály Varga, and the former Governor of the... 2023.09.22.
The EU Wants to Interfere in the Hungarian Budget, Minister Says Although the war and sanctions crisis is putting extraordinary strain on budgets, deficits and public debt are being steadily reduced,... 2023.09.18.
Viktor Orbán: “I will do my utmost to dissuade Ukrainians from increasing transit fees” Viktor Orbán was a guest on Kossuth Radio's morning show on Friday, where he touched on the most important political... 2023.09.15.
Ukrainian Pipeline Transit Fee Worsens Inflation, Says Minister Gulyás On Wednesday, Government Spokeswoman Alexandra Szentkirályi and Gergely Gulyás, the Minister heading the Prime Minister's Office, held a Government Info... 2023.09.14.
Positive Rating from Moody’s Confirms a Stable Outlook Despite the war and sanctions, Moody's continues to recommend Hungary for investment. In its latest report, the international rating agency... 2023.09.04.
Positive Economic Prospects on the Horizon Restarting economic growth will be a major challenge for the coming year, according to Prime Minister Orbán. Hungary has been... 2023.08.31.
Security of Energy Supply Comes Before All, Says Prime Minister As usual, Viktor Orbán was the guest of Kossuth Radio's program on Friday morning. The Prime Minister spoke about the... 2023.08.25.
Real Wages May Rise Again, Says Economic Development Minister According to data from the Central Statistical Office, average gross wages rose to HUF 566,800 (EUR 1,478) in June 2023,... 2023.08.25.
Government to Maintain Ban on Ukrainian Grain Even without EU Extension Spokeswoman Alexandra Szentkirályi (L) and Minister Gergely Gulyás The Government Info meeting took place on Thursday in Budapest, where Minister... 2023.08.24.
“We Need Soldiers, Not Workers in Uniform!”, says the Prime Minister In a situation where the European economy and we Hungarians find ourselves, we must take steps that build on each... 2023.08.18.
14 Targeted Measures to Help the Economy Grow GDP in Hungary contracted by 2.4 percent on an annual basis in the second quarter, while there was a slight... 2023.08.17.
Hungary Among the Cheapest EU Countries for Food Prices Eurostat has published a detailed study on food prices in Europe. It reveals that Hungary has one of the lowest... 2023.08.16.
Economic Performance Still Weak, but Worst is Behind Us The Hungarian economy will return to growth in the second half of the year, and next year it could perform... 2023.08.16.
Inflation Finally Drifting Back to Normal Inflation in Hungary slowed to 17.6% in July this year (compared with July 2022. Previous inflation in June: 20.1%, year-on-year).... 2023.08.08.
