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Fidesz Launches EP Election Campaign Alongside Controversial Billboards Attacking Opposition in Hungary

Fidesz Launches EP Election Campaign Alongside Controversial Billboards Attacking Opposition in Hungary

Ruling Fidesz has launched an “outdoor” campaign of putting out billboards and distributing leaflets in preparation for the upcoming European parliamentary and municipal elections, the communications director of the party said in a video on Facebook on Sunday.
Regional Comparisons of Car Fuel Prices to Be Officially Published in Hungary Every Week

Regional Comparisons of Car Fuel Prices to Be Officially Published in Hungary Every Week

The Central Statistics Office announced on Wednesday that it will publish weekly comparisons of car fuel prices in Hungary with prices in other countries in the region, starting on Friday.
IMF Lowers Hungary's GDP Growth Forecast to 2.2%

IMF Lowers Hungary's GDP Growth Forecast to 2.2%

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected Hungary’s GDP would grow by 2.2% this year in its latest World Economic Outlook.
“Soft Protectionist”: Tougher Regulations Coming to Hungarian Food Industry

“Soft Protectionist”: Tougher Regulations Coming to Hungarian Food Industry

The government’s 2030 Competitiveness Strategy promises “soft protectionist” measures to protect domestic food companies. This also means that the authorities will take stronger action to protect Hungarian suppliers, reports Világgazdaság.
All-Time Low for Jobseekers: Hungary Aiming to Reach Level of Development Equal to 90% of EU Average

All-Time Low for Jobseekers: Hungary Aiming to Reach Level of Development Equal to 90% of EU Average

More and more people in Hungary are willing to work, and the number of economically inactive people is down in just about every age group, Márton Nagy, the national economy minister said.
'Flawed' Pension Policy: Hungary’s Economy “In Big Trouble”, According to Opposition

'Flawed' Pension Policy: Hungary’s Economy “In Big Trouble”, According to Opposition

Hungary’s economy “is in big trouble”, according to the opposition Socialists, who slammed the government’s “flawed” pensions policy.
Officially Now 3.6%: Inflation in Hungary Has “Collapsed” to One-Seventh of Last Year’s Rate, Says Minister

Officially Now 3.6%: Inflation in Hungary Has “Collapsed” to One-Seventh of Last Year’s Rate, Says Minister

Annual inflation in Hungary was 3.6% in March, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said. Month on month, prices rose by 0.8%.
Oil Company Reps Summoned Over High Fuel Prices in Hungary

Oil Company Reps Summoned Over High Fuel Prices in Hungary

Márton Nagy, the national economy minister, has summoned representatives of the Hungarian Mineral Oil Association (MASZ) to warn them about high fuel prices on the domestic market.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Buys Majority Share in Budapest Airport

Hungarian Opinion: Government Buys Majority Share in Budapest Airport

A liberal economist accuses the government of setting the wrong priorities and predicts austerity measures for the second half of the year.
Fidesz Launches EP Election Campaign Alongside Controversial Billboards Attacking Opposition in Hungary

Fidesz Launches EP Election Campaign Alongside Controversial Billboards Attacking Opposition in Hungary

Ruling Fidesz has launched an “outdoor” campaign of putting out billboards and distributing leaflets in preparation for the upcoming European parliamentary and municipal elections, the communications director of the party said in a video on Facebook on Sunday.
Regional Comparisons of Car Fuel Prices to Be Officially Published in Hungary Every Week

Regional Comparisons of Car Fuel Prices to Be Officially Published in Hungary Every Week

The Central Statistics Office announced on Wednesday that it will publish weekly comparisons of car fuel prices in Hungary with prices in other countries in the region, starting on Friday.
IMF Lowers Hungary's GDP Growth Forecast to 2.2%

IMF Lowers Hungary's GDP Growth Forecast to 2.2%

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) projected Hungary’s GDP would grow by 2.2% this year in its latest World Economic Outlook.
“Soft Protectionist”: Tougher Regulations Coming to Hungarian Food Industry

“Soft Protectionist”: Tougher Regulations Coming to Hungarian Food Industry

The government’s 2030 Competitiveness Strategy promises “soft protectionist” measures to protect domestic food companies. This also means that the authorities will take stronger action to protect Hungarian suppliers, reports Világgazdaság.
All-Time Low for Jobseekers: Hungary Aiming to Reach Level of Development Equal to 90% of EU Average

All-Time Low for Jobseekers: Hungary Aiming to Reach Level of Development Equal to 90% of EU Average

More and more people in Hungary are willing to work, and the number of economically inactive people is down in just about every age group, Márton Nagy, the national economy minister said.
'Flawed' Pension Policy: Hungary’s Economy “In Big Trouble”, According to Opposition

'Flawed' Pension Policy: Hungary’s Economy “In Big Trouble”, According to Opposition

Hungary’s economy “is in big trouble”, according to the opposition Socialists, who slammed the government’s “flawed” pensions policy.
Officially Now 3.6%: Inflation in Hungary Has “Collapsed” to One-Seventh of Last Year’s Rate, Says Minister

Officially Now 3.6%: Inflation in Hungary Has “Collapsed” to One-Seventh of Last Year’s Rate, Says Minister

Annual inflation in Hungary was 3.6% in March, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said. Month on month, prices rose by 0.8%.
Oil Company Reps Summoned Over High Fuel Prices in Hungary

Oil Company Reps Summoned Over High Fuel Prices in Hungary

Márton Nagy, the national economy minister, has summoned representatives of the Hungarian Mineral Oil Association (MASZ) to warn them about high fuel prices on the domestic market.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Buys Majority Share in Budapest Airport

Hungarian Opinion: Government Buys Majority Share in Budapest Airport

A liberal economist accuses the government of setting the wrong priorities and predicts austerity measures for the second half of the year.