Keyword: aid
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Move towards EU talksConcerns include Hungary’s exposure to the eurozone economy and eurozone banks, its high public and private indebtedness, policy unpredictability, and the scope for fiscal slippage. | |
| EconomyFriday, 08:35 April 27., 2012 | Read more |
UPDATE - Orban says EU objections to legislation 'not difficult to resolve'Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a radio interview early Friday that dealing with legislation the European Commission has objected to was "not an especially difficult matter", adding that the government had already taken a position on the matter and would "make proposals" that would not require an extraordinary session of Parliament. | |
| PoliticsFriday, 15:55 January 20., 2012 | Read more |
Orban says EU objections to legislation 'not difficult to resolve'Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a radio interview early Friday that dealing with legislation the European Commission has objected to was "not an especially difficult matter", adding that the government had already taken a position on the matter and would "make proposals" that would not require an extraordinary session of Parliament. | |
| PoliticsFriday, 11:40 January 20., 2012 | Read more |
Govt to decide on way of helping public employees to repay FX mortgages this weekThe government plans to decide early this week on planned support to help public sector workers to repay their FX mortgages, Government Spokesman Andras Giro-Szasz told the press on Tuesday. | |
| EconomyWednesday, 11:20 January 18., 2012 | Read more |
Talks with IMF to start within days, $4-5bn would be sufficient, PM saysTalks with the International Monetary Fund will start about a discretionary credit line within the next few days, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told the French economic daily Les Echos in an online interview published on Thursday. | |
| EconomyFriday, 09:30 December 9., 2011 | Read more |
UPDATE - Banks told to foot notary bill in mortgage aid programHungary government will require banks to pay a notary fee for Hungarians who opt to participate in a state assistance program for borrowers with foreign currency-denominated loans | |
| BusinessFriday, 15:20 August 19., 2011 | Read more |
Banks told to foot notary bill in mortgage aid program - newspaperThe government will pass the cost on to banks of a notary fee for Hungarians who opt to participate in a state assistance program for borrowers with foreign currency-denominated loans, daily Magyar Nemzet reported | |
| BusinessFriday, 10:45 August 19., 2011 | Read more |
Govt puts mortgage aid program cost at HUF 40-45 blnA state-sponsored assistance program for borrowers with foreign currency-denominated mortgages will cost Hungary about HUF 40-45 billion in 2011-2014 | |
| EconomyFriday, 15:20 August 12., 2011 | Read more |
UPDATE - Troubled mortgage holders to pay Sept installment at fixed rateHungarian borrowers with foreign currency-denominated loans who opt to join a state assistance program can already make their September repayments at a fixed exchange rate | |
| FinanceFriday, 14:45 August 12., 2011 | Read more |
Troubled mortgage holders to pay Sept installments at fixed rateHungarian borrowers with foreign currency-denominated loans who opt to join a state assistance program can already make their September repayments at a fixed exchange rate | |
| FinanceFriday, 13:30 August 12., 2011 | Read more |
Aid program borrowers to pay fixed notary feeThe government wants Hungarians who apply for an assistance program for borrowers with foreign currency-denominated loans to pay a single, fixed notary fee | |
| LifeFriday, 09:45 August 12., 2011 | Read more |
Police raid Electro World headquartersThe headquarters of consumer electronics retailer Electro World were raided by tax officials on Monday on suspicion of tax fraud | |
| BusinessTuesday, 07:15 July 12., 2011 | Read more |
Hungarian farmers to get E.coli aid in AugustHungary's Rural Development Ministry will make available EU funds to Hungarian farmers to compensate for their losses caused by the E.coli outbreak in Germany | |
| EconomyWednesday, 10:45 June 15., 2011 | Read more |
Hog farmers demonstrate in front of ParliamentThe farmers are demanding action from policymakers to assist them in their present economic troubles. | |
| LifeWednesday, 15:15 March 30., 2011 | Read more |
Global corporate assistance to Japan reaches $137 millionGoldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Coca-Cola and Microsoft are among the bigger contributors to fund relief efforts. Citibank to open Hungarian avenues to donation soon. | |
| BusinessThursday, 16:40 March 17., 2011 | Read more |
IMF approves $102 million to HaitiThe executive board of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) approved an SDR 65.5 million (equivalent to about $102 million) augmentation to the facility, that will help Haiti cope with the aftermath of the massive and disastrous earthquake that struck the country on January 12, 2010. | |
| EconomyThursday, 11:00 January 28., 2010 | Read more |
EU exec unveils rules to speed up state aid plansEuropean Union antitrust regulators unveiled simplified rules on Wednesday aimed at speeding up the approval process for state aid schemes after several EU countries branded Brussels guilty of foot-dragging. | |
| PoliticsWednesday, 16:00 April 29., 2009 | Read more |
HUF 4.3 bln made available for Hungarian institutions co-op with EITThe National Research and Technology Office will provide HUF 4.3 billion in support for Hungarian institutions cooperating with the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, the Office of the R+D Minister said on Thursday. | |
| BusinessFriday, 10:55 April 10., 2009 | Read more |
EU agrees new IMF loans and eastern aid top-upEuropean Union leaders agreed on Friday to provide €75 billion in new loans to the International Monetary Fund as part of a G20 effort to boost the lender’s firepower for fighting global recession. | |
| EconomyFriday, 15:17 March 20., 2009 | Read more |
Romania eyes aid package up to €20 blnA potential aid package for Romania to help patch up finances strained by the global crisis and calm nervous markets could total roughly €20 billion ($26 billion), President Traian Basescu said on Tuesday. | |
| EconomyWednesday, 10:37 March 18., 2009 | Read more |
20:10Egis ups guidance
19:45Banking association establishes position on transactions duty for talks with govt
19:25Hungary seeks three-year, €15 bln precautionary financing from IMF/EU
12:25Nabucco consortium executive body to discuss MOL stand on pipeline
12:05Weaker HUF, EUR sales to mortgage repayments give MNB extra HUF 13.6 bln
11:35MOL considers joining BP pipeline project
16:55Hungary CPI picks up to 5.7% in April
16:45EC forecast puts Hungary deficit under 3% threshold in 2012, 2013
EC forecast puts Hungary deficit under 3% threshold in 2012, 2013
A sector waiting to be recognized
Govt breaks promise made in agreement with new tax, Banking Association says
Hungary exports drop, imports down slightly yr/yr in March
Hungary debt insurance costs surge on Greece worries
Hungarian insurers to pay no bank levy from 2013, ministry confirms
EU conformity of telephone tax questionable, Mattheisen says
Hungary CPI picks up to 5.7% in April
Government introduces tax bills
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