Macro and economic policy

Partially, the invoices of Balásy Gyula's companies have been paid.

Part of Balásy Gyula’s company’s frozen bank accounts have been unlocked after the National Tax and Customs Authority (NAV) terminated part of the enforcement proceedings against them. The move aims to allow the companies to settle their debts, which is a necessary condition for the state to be able to take over the companies’ assets after a review. HVG reported this.

A three-car collision occurred, and the entire width of the 82nd main road was closed.

A three-car collision has closed the main road between Veszprémvarsány and Bakonyszentkirály in full width - announced the National Disaster Management Center of the Ministry of Interior.

Energy shock: why oil and gas prices have risen less than expected

Euro area economic and financial developments by institutional sector: first quarter of 2026

Ahead of the sovereignty test, the EU – Trump's new threat could push the one-year-old agreement to the brink

Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats pose a serious risk to the agreement, just one year after the EU-US trade deal. Brussels emphasized that the implementation of EU digital rules is a sovereign right, so the fine of nearly 1 billion euros does not justify new tariffs. Whether Trump accepts this position is not guaranteed. A US response could activate the protections of the Turnberry agreement, but the decision lies with the Ursula von der Leyen-led European Commission.

Monetary developments in the euro area: June 2026

Tisza government: support for the Tisza is declining, an emergency session will be held

On Monday and Tuesday, the government, through the Prime Minister’s office, initiated an extraordinary session of the National Assembly. Recent polls show that Tisza Peter’s support is decreasing, but he still has a significant lead.

Publicus: The Fidesz has recovered from its disadvantage, while Magyar Peter's support has decreased.

While Fidesz came close, there is still a significant difference in support for the Tisza party, according to a Publicus Institute survey for Népszava.

Median: Support for the Tisza party fell by 3-5%

According to the Medián survey, support for the Tisza party decreased significantly compared to June, with the survey conducted between July 22 and 24. While it is not proven that this decline is due to the “Citizen’s Party” issue, the majority of Tisza supporters critically evaluated the lack of communication and the promised social dialogue. The analysis examines the fluctuations in support for the Tisza party and the impact of the political environment.

Oil prices are plummeting!

Oil prices have fallen sharply after reports that Iran indicated it would halt attacks if the United States also suspended military actions, according to CNBC.

The spoon has fallen out of the Hungarian economy – Central bank decisions are overwhelming investors

In the coming days, investors will focus on the second-quarter GDP data, particularly on the rate of economic growth in Hungary. In addition, decisions by central banks, especially the Federal Open Market Committee meeting, could also influence investment. However, news related to the conflict in the Middle East could overshadow these data and events.

Here is the list: foreign entities have told the Tisza government what it should do.

The OECD’s latest analysis predicts accelerating economic growth in Hungary. According to the report, our country has made significant progress in economic development, but there are still important tasks to be completed. In addition, specific reform proposals have been issued from Paris regarding what the government should do in the coming period.