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Editorial: In Praise of Unexpected, but Welcome, Inflation News

The oil crisis of 1973-74 arguably hastened the retirement of the legendary Jaguar E-Type. True, the model was old and...

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Restoring Checks and Balances and the Rule of Law, Welcoming Back International Clients

Some of Hungary’s finest legal minds discuss the “fireworks display” of new legislation expected from the Tisza government, where most...

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Editorial: In Praise of Being Clear, Consistent and Transparent

The speed with which the Tisza government has been able to unfreeze European Union funds has surprised many, even if...

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Hungary Secures EUR 16.4 bln EU Funding Deal, Dependent on Reforms

Hungary has struck a deal with Brussels to regain access to EUR 16.4 billion in EU funding withheld under the...

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Confidence Rebounds After Hungary’s Elections, Structural Challenges Remain

The latest business surveys conducted by the German-Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DUIHK) reveal two important findings. On the...

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Editorial: In Praise of Comparative Surveys

German industry matters. That’s probably true wherever you are in the world, but it is particularly so here in Hungary....

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Hungary Business Sentiment Steady in May as Consumer Confidence Jumps, GKI Says

Business sentiment in Hungary was little changed in May, while consumer confidence surged after the change of government, a monthly...

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Unrecognized Diabetes Affects Growing Number of Hungarians, Affidea Warns

Type 2 diabetes may be present in the body for years without causing noticeable symptoms, even as it begins to...

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Tisza Opens Door to Single Currency, but Road to Adoption Remains Long

Hungary’s euro conversation has moved from the political margins back to the center of economic policy. Whether the forint ultimately...

Analysis

Editorial: In Praise of Unexpected, but Welcome, Inflation News

The oil crisis of 1973-74 arguably hastened the retirement of the legendary Jaguar E-Type. True, the model was old and...

Analysis

Restoring Checks and Balances and the Rule of Law, Welcoming Back International Clients

Some of Hungary’s finest legal minds discuss the “fireworks display” of new legislation expected from the Tisza government, where most...

Analysis

Editorial: In Praise of Being Clear, Consistent and Transparent

The speed with which the Tisza government has been able to unfreeze European Union funds has surprised many, even if...

Analysis

Hungary Secures EUR 16.4 bln EU Funding Deal, Dependent on Reforms

Hungary has struck a deal with Brussels to regain access to EUR 16.4 billion in EU funding withheld under the...

Analysis

Confidence Rebounds After Hungary’s Elections, Structural Challenges Remain

The latest business surveys conducted by the German-Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DUIHK) reveal two important findings. On the...

Analysis

Editorial: In Praise of Comparative Surveys

German industry matters. That’s probably true wherever you are in the world, but it is particularly so here in Hungary....

Analysis

Hungary Business Sentiment Steady in May as Consumer Confidence Jumps, GKI Says

Business sentiment in Hungary was little changed in May, while consumer confidence surged after the change of government, a monthly...

Analysis

Unrecognized Diabetes Affects Growing Number of Hungarians, Affidea Warns

Type 2 diabetes may be present in the body for years without causing noticeable symptoms, even as it begins to...

Analysis

Tisza Opens Door to Single Currency, but Road to Adoption Remains Long

Hungary’s euro conversation has moved from the political margins back to the center of economic policy. Whether the forint ultimately...

Editorial: In Praise of Unexpected, but Welcome, Inflation News

The oil crisis of 1973-74 arguably hastened the retirement of the legendary Jaguar E-Type. True, the model was old and...

ING Forecasts 1.5% GDP Growth for Hungary in 2026

Hungary’s GDP could grow by 1.5% this year and inflation could average 2.3%, ING Bank chief analyst Péter Virovácz said...

Only 3 in 10 Hungarians Can Spot Cyber Fraud Attempts

Only three in 10 Hungarians can recognize a fraud attempt in a real-life situation, according to Cyber Islands, which has...

Restoring Checks and Balances and the Rule of Law, Welcoming Back International Clients

Some of Hungary’s finest legal minds discuss the “fireworks display” of new legislation expected from the Tisza government, where most...

Editorial: In Praise of Being Clear, Consistent and Transparent

The speed with which the Tisza government has been able to unfreeze European Union funds has surprised many, even if...

Hungary Secures EUR 16.4 bln EU Funding Deal, Dependent on Reforms

Hungary has struck a deal with Brussels to regain access to EUR 16.4 billion in EU funding withheld under the...

AI Act Reality Check: Hello, it’s Already Happening

For many executives in Hungary, the EU’s AI Act still feels distant, a regulation they have ample time to prepare...

SMEs Face Severe Payment Delays, Rising Insolvency Risks

Two out of three Hungarian SMEs now pay their suppliers or subcontractors late, and 80% regularly struggle with overdue invoices,...

Hungary’s Productivity Growth Lags Regional Peers

Eurostat data shows that Hungary’s labor productivity has risen 7.4% since 2020, placing the country mid‑table in the EU but...

Confidence Rebounds After Hungary’s Elections, Structural Challenges Remain

The latest business surveys conducted by the German-Hungarian Chamber of Industry and Commerce (DUIHK) reveal two important findings. On the...

Editorial: In Praise of Comparative Surveys

German industry matters. That’s probably true wherever you are in the world, but it is particularly so here in Hungary....

Hungary Business Sentiment Steady in May as Consumer Confidence Jumps, GKI Says

Business sentiment in Hungary was little changed in May, while consumer confidence surged after the change of government, a monthly...

Unrecognized Diabetes Affects Growing Number of Hungarians, Affidea Warns

Type 2 diabetes may be present in the body for years without causing noticeable symptoms, even as it begins to...

Tisza Opens Door to Single Currency, but Road to Adoption Remains Long

Hungary’s euro conversation has moved from the political margins back to the center of economic policy. Whether the forint ultimately...

CEOs Adapt Strategies to Shifting World Order, EY Survey Finds

CEOs remain committed to long-term transformation despite geopolitical risks, with disciplined operations, AI, and strategic transactions emerging as key areas...