“We want a modern railway,” Transport Minister János Lázár said in Szolnok.
Alliance between the government and businesses ensures Hungary’s economic stability, minister says
In the present period of global uncertainty, the stability of the Hungarian economy can only be guaranteed through a strong alliance between the government and the corporate sector, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said on Friday in Budapest. According to the ministry’s statement, the minister ...
About You to pay millions in compensation over misleading marketing
The German online fashion retailer About You must compensate several hundred thousand customers with a total of more than 500 million Forint (approx. 1.3 million Euros).
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Government, chamber of commerce agree on eleven measures to support small businesses
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, alongside Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Elek Nagy, announced a new support package for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) at a joint press conference on Monday.
Government launches 3 percent fixed-rate business loan program
A new fixed 3 percent interest loan scheme with a maximum value of 150 million forints will be available to Hungarian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) starting October 6, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced at a joint press conference with Chamber of Commerce and ...
Orbán: This is not just a factory – it’s a shared success story, a joint Hungarian-German pride
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's speech at the inauguration of BMW's new factory in Debrecen underscored the importance of Hungary's strategic economic decisions, its robust international partnerships, and the positive impact of foreign investment on national growth.
Unemployment rate at 4.3%
In July 2025, the average number of employed persons aged 15–74 was 4 million 712 thousand. The number of unemployed persons was 211 thousand and the unemployment rate was 4.3%.
GVH launches investigation into Ryanair over suspected unfair online booking practices
The authority suspects the airline’s pricing display and pressure tactics may distort consumer decisions.
Government eases conditions of HUF 156bn credit scheme for SMEs
Businesses can apply for zero-interest investment financing between HUF 150m and HUF 600m.
Orbán: Audi is a matter of the heart for us
The new generation of Audi Q3 models has officially entered mass production at the Audi Hungaria plant in Győr, in the presence of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Why business owners from high-tax EU countries should consider Hungary for their business
Hungary, a strategically located EU member state, is becoming an increasingly popular choice for business owners in Europe who are looking to reduce their tax burden.
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Government, chamber of commerce agree on eleven measures to support small businesses
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, alongside Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry President Elek Nagy, announced a new support package for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) at a joint press conference on Monday.
About You to pay millions in compensation over misleading marketing
The German online fashion retailer About You must compensate several hundred thousand customers with a total of more than 500 million Forint (approx. 1.3 million Euros).
New rail partnership opens fresh opportunities with the Swiss
“We want a modern railway,” Transport Minister János Lázár said in Szolnok.
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Coca-Cola inaugurates HUF 8.7 billion expansion near Budapest
Coca-Cola HBC Magyarorszag inaugurated a 8.7 billion forint (EUR 23m) expansion at its bottling plant in Dunaharaszti, on the outskirts of Budapest, on Tuesday.
SME rate freeze to end April 1
A rate freeze on SME credit will end on April 1, as lending rates are expected to fall under the 7.77 percent threshold set in November 2022, the national economy ministry said on Thursday.
Banks deny enhancing profits during wartime
The Hungarian Banking Association denied on Tuesday that the bank sector had enhanced profits during wartime, insisting it had been among those suffering the economic uncertainties caused by the war and had endured the burdens of various government measures "in a disciplined and cooperative ...
