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U.S. Investors Seek Stability as Hungary Turns Political Page

U.S. investors are looking for a shift toward predictable policymaking in Hungary following the election victory of Péter Magyar, who...

Analysis

Hormuz Closure Triggers Historic Oil Supply Shock, Raising Global Economic Risks

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is sending shockwaves through global energy markets, with analysts warning of a structural...

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Positive Easter Egg Surprises Follow Holiday Weekend

Retail consumption, industrial production, and inflation: the Central Statistical Office released three significant datasets after the long Easter weekend. With...

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In Praise of Inclusivity and Diversity

I promise this will be the last time I talk about it for (a little less than) a year, but...

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MNB Holds Rates as Iran Conflict Clouds Both Inflation and Growth Outlooks for This Year

Hungary’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on March 24, striking a cautious tone as escalating tensions in the Middle...

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Editorial: In Praise of the CEO Community

I will freely and happily admit that I love this time of year, and it’s got nothing to do with...

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Hungary PMI Slips to 50.4 in March

Hungary's seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) stood at 50.4 points in March, edging down from 51.2 in the previous month,...

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CEOs Face ‘Tyranny of the Urgent’ Balancing Short-term Need and Long-term Demands

Hungarian executives are grappling with mounting short-term pressures while trying to navigate the long-term tech transformation reshaping the global economy,...

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Survey Finds Half of Hungarians Reported Feeling Stressed, Tense or Exhausted

Meteorological spring arrived on March 1; astronomical spring comes with the equinox on March 20. Whichever date you pick, you’ll...

Analysis

U.S. Investors Seek Stability as Hungary Turns Political Page

U.S. investors are looking for a shift toward predictable policymaking in Hungary following the election victory of Péter Magyar, who...

Analysis

Hormuz Closure Triggers Historic Oil Supply Shock, Raising Global Economic Risks

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is sending shockwaves through global energy markets, with analysts warning of a structural...

Analysis

Positive Easter Egg Surprises Follow Holiday Weekend

Retail consumption, industrial production, and inflation: the Central Statistical Office released three significant datasets after the long Easter weekend. With...

Analysis

In Praise of Inclusivity and Diversity

I promise this will be the last time I talk about it for (a little less than) a year, but...

Analysis

MNB Holds Rates as Iran Conflict Clouds Both Inflation and Growth Outlooks for This Year

Hungary’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on March 24, striking a cautious tone as escalating tensions in the Middle...

Analysis

Editorial: In Praise of the CEO Community

I will freely and happily admit that I love this time of year, and it’s got nothing to do with...

Analysis

Hungary PMI Slips to 50.4 in March

Hungary's seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) stood at 50.4 points in March, edging down from 51.2 in the previous month,...

Analysis

CEOs Face ‘Tyranny of the Urgent’ Balancing Short-term Need and Long-term Demands

Hungarian executives are grappling with mounting short-term pressures while trying to navigate the long-term tech transformation reshaping the global economy,...

Analysis

Survey Finds Half of Hungarians Reported Feeling Stressed, Tense or Exhausted

Meteorological spring arrived on March 1; astronomical spring comes with the equinox on March 20. Whichever date you pick, you’ll...

Services Drive Modest Q1 GDP Growth as Industry Shows Signs of Recovery

Hungary’s economy posted moderate growth in Q1 2026, supported by a rebound in services and a long-awaited positive contribution from...

Confidence in Economy Hits 27‑month Pre-election High

Hungary's GKI confidence index rose by more than three points in April, reaching a 27‑month high as both consumers and...

U.S. Investors Seek Stability as Hungary Turns Political Page

U.S. investors are looking for a shift toward predictable policymaking in Hungary following the election victory of Péter Magyar, who...

Hormuz Closure Triggers Historic Oil Supply Shock, Raising Global Economic Risks

The closure of the Strait of Hormuz is sending shockwaves through global energy markets, with analysts warning of a structural...

Positive Easter Egg Surprises Follow Holiday Weekend

Retail consumption, industrial production, and inflation: the Central Statistical Office released three significant datasets after the long Easter weekend. With...

Tisza Party Proposal Would Reshape Taxes Across Income and Consumption

Hungary’s tax system could see notable changes under a set of proposals outlined earlier by the Tisza Party, according to...

In Praise of Inclusivity and Diversity

I promise this will be the last time I talk about it for (a little less than) a year, but...

Hungary Large Corporate Growth Index Holds Steady as Confidence Remains Broad-Based

The K&H large corporate growth index remained unchanged at -3 points in the first quarter, signaling stable but cautious sentiment...

MNB Holds Rates as Iran Conflict Clouds Both Inflation and Growth Outlooks for This Year

Hungary’s central bank kept interest rates unchanged on March 24, striking a cautious tone as escalating tensions in the Middle...

Editorial: In Praise of the CEO Community

I will freely and happily admit that I love this time of year, and it’s got nothing to do with...

BMI: Harsh Fiscal Measures Likely, Whoever Wins Election

According to Business Monitor International, Hungary's shrinking fiscal space means that tough budget measures will be unavoidable after the 2026...

Hungary PMI Slips to 50.4 in March

Hungary's seasonally-adjusted Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) stood at 50.4 points in March, edging down from 51.2 in the previous month,...

Hungarian Firms Remain Cautious on Economy, Turn Toward AI, Survey Shows

Businesses remain cautious about economic prospects, with 43% expecting a worsening environment over the next year, while a growing share...

CEOs Face ‘Tyranny of the Urgent’ Balancing Short-term Need and Long-term Demands

Hungarian executives are grappling with mounting short-term pressures while trying to navigate the long-term tech transformation reshaping the global economy,...

Survey Finds Half of Hungarians Reported Feeling Stressed, Tense or Exhausted

Meteorological spring arrived on March 1; astronomical spring comes with the equinox on March 20. Whichever date you pick, you’ll...