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Hungary's budget deficit will widen next year on Prime Minister Viktor Orban's pre-election spending, according to OTP Bank Nyrt., the country's largest lender....

Safe Haven Hungary: Why Companies Chooses Orbán Over Brussels Submitted by Thomas Kolbe Germany's disastrous industrial and energy policies are driving companies abroad in droves. Interestingly, Hungary, a country frequently maligned in German media, has emerged as a preferred location for investors. German mainstream media regularly take aim at Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. His unflinching skepticism toward Brussels' meddling, his uncompromising stance on migration, and his steadfast commitment to affordable Russian gas have brought him into open confrontation with both Berlin and the EU Commission. You can almost set your watch by it: when Brussels says A, Orbán responds with B. He holds up a mirror to the EU's ideological strategies—and in doing so has become the biggest disruptor in Europe's political consensus machinery. Nearly every domestic policy decision he makes is under scrutiny, regularly attracting criticism from a press that typically pays little attention to Ea...

Barclays Plc said the forint could gain as much as 5.5% should Hungary's opposition beat the Fidesz party of Prime Minister Viktor Orban in next year's election....

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The Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade added that he was heading to Turkey where he would discuss "how to ensure long-term supplies of cheap Russian energy resources to Hungary"...

Hungary's banking sector delivered a record-breaking year in 2024, with consolidated net profits reaching a record HUF2 trillion (€5bn)....

Hungarian banks have sounded the alarm over the government's controversial Putin-style 'transparency bill', warning that it is already fuelling capital flight and eroding confidence in the domestic financial system....

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban met with Bank of China chairman Ge Haijiao in Budapest on May 12. The talks focused on expanding the Chinese banking giant's operations in the country, according to a brief government statement....

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The board of OTP Bank, Hungary's biggest commercial lender, has decided to split the roles of chairman and CEO effective May 1, chairman-CEO Sandor Csanyi told shareholders at the AGM on April 24....

Hungary's sovereign credit grade outlook was lowered to negative from stable at S&P Global Ratings, pushing the nation to the edge of junk after Prime Minister Viktor Orban ramped up pre-election spending....

Zurich Insurance, Europe's second-largest insurer by revenue, has acquired a minority stake in Serbian-Hungarian car insurtech startup Ominimo Insurance....

Hungary is expanding its interventions into the market economy in areas ranging from bond funds to banking, as the government seeks to revive growth after last year's recession....

CIB Bank, a subsidiary of Italy's Intesa Sanpaolo, is planning further expansion in 2025 after posting record results last year, CEO Pal Simak said after the release of the annual earnings report....

Hungary's MBH Bank Plc is working with advisers at Citigroup Inc. on a potential share offering, according to people familiar with the matter, as the country mulls exiting its second-largest bank....

The five big international banking group (Erste, Raiffeisen, Intesa, UniCredit and KBC) operating in Hungary and OTP realised a combined €28b.4n in net profit, a historic high....

The five big international banking group (Erste, Raiffeisen, Intesa, UniCredit and KBC) operating in Hungary and OTP realised a combined €28b.4n in net profit, a historic high....

The five big international banking group (Erste, Raiffeisen, Intesa, UniCredit and KBC) operating in Hungary and OTP realised a combined €28b.4n in net profit, a historic high....

The five big international banking group (Erste, Raiffeisen, Intesa, UniCredit and KBC) operating in Hungary and OTP realised a combined €28b.4n in net profit, a historic high....

S&P Global Ratings warned that the government's measures of extending PIT exemptions to families and increasing welfare spending before the 2026 elections pose serious economic risks....