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According to a study, the Hungarian agricultural society is open but skeptical about organic farming
Only 12 percent of farmers have a principled objection to organic farming as a form of cultivation, but many of them must meet additional conditions in order to commit themselves...
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Spending preferences change worldwide – global research
As a result of rising prices, the majority of consumers need to change their shopping habits, according to an international survey of 18,000 people in EY. More and more people...
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Blokkk.com: Flourish is rising roughly
According to Blokkk.com, the price of flour could rise rapidly. In the domestic production of mill products, the price index of domestic sales increased by 85%, and the Russian-Ukrainian war...
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KSH: the rise in agricultural producer prices slowed further
The rise in agricultural producer prices slowed further in February: purchase prices were on average 24.9 percent higher than a year earlier, which is 4.8 percentage points lower than in...
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IMF: Hungarian and Polish growth will be the fastest in the region
In the Central and Eastern European region, Hungary and Poland will achieve the highest GDP growth this year, according to the International Economic Fund’s (IMF) World Economic Outlook (WEO) report...
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The Hungarian-Turkish Economic and Trade Committee was established
Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Szijjártó Péter and Turkish Minister of Commerce Mehmet Mus signed the founding statement of the Hungarian-Turkish Economic and Trade Committee in Ankara on...
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AM has described the rules for reporting weather damage events
The vegetation period has just begun this year, but farmers have already been forced to suffer a number of damage events, droughts, frosts and storms. A prerequisite for the payment...
Read moreConsumer sentiment in the United States improved in April
Instead of the expected deterioration, consumer sentiment in the United States improved in April. The consumer sentiment index rose from 59.4 points in March to 65.7 points in April, according...
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Hunger could bring another war, says Minister of Agriculture István Nagy
The Russian-Ukrainian war could cause serious food market disruptions, which should be the concern not only of Europe but of Africa and the Middle East. Minister of Agriculture István Nagy...
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Moody’s: Prolonged war in Ukraine could cause global recession
The protracted war in Ukraine could plunge the world economy into recession, according to a sector analysis by Moody’s Investors Service in London on Tuesday....
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Badacsonyi csúcsok a New York Palotában
After a year-long forced break caused by the pandemic, continuing the tradition that has been well-established for years, on April 9, one of Hungary’s most popular wine regions, Badacsony, once...
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IMF: The global economy’s growth prospects have deteriorated this year
According to the International Monetary Fund, the outlook for the global economy in 2022 has deteriorated significantly since the organization’s previous January forecast. According to the IMF’s latest forecast released...
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(HU) Vetőmag-adománnyal segíti a kárpátaljai magyar családokat a Magyar Református Szeretetszolgálat
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Many consumers would rather do the dishes than go shopping
A study made by Capgemini Consulting revealed that 40 percent of consumers think shopping is housework and one third of them would rather do the washing-up than go shopping. Today...
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Free printing at Hungarian companies
In the typical Hungarian office it isn’t monitored how much and what workers print – reveals a survey conducted by Trend International for Canon. 300 Hungarian companies participated in the...
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FAO: Record high world food prices
The FAO food price index rose a further 12.6 percent to 159.3 points in March from a 141.4-point high in February, the Paris-based World Food and Agriculture Organization said on...
Read moreMore and more people around the world are saving and switching to cheaper products
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China’s industrial growth slows in March
China’s industrial growth slowed in March and retail sales shrank due to the economic crippling effects of the closures caused by a new coronavirus pandemic in several cities of the...
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Bocuse d’Or ingredients on Hungarian menus – METRO launches a new catering challenge
In addition to supporting the Bocuse d’Or cooking competition, METRO is committed to the development of Hungarian gastronomy. The community-building program of the METRO Gastro Academy recommends the ingredients of...
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JóAutók.hu: Imports of used cars are accelerating
In March, 12,830 used cars were registered in Hungary, 8 percent more than in February and 22 percent more than in March last year; Since the outbreak of the coronavirus...
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Ingatlan.com: Land prices have risen in price by 57 percent in one year
At the national level, the average price per square meter of land was almost HUF 19,000 in mid-April, compared to HUF 12,000 a year earlier, which is an increase of...
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Being an artist is good, too, from a tax standpoint, says BDO’s tax director
April 15, Leonardo da Vinci’s birthday (1452) is World Art Day since 2019. This way of life, which many have identified with freedom and self-realization and which they envy, can...
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(HU) Az orosz-ukrán háború beláthatatalan élelmiszerválságot hoz
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Nébih: bird flu in Bács-Kiskun county
The laboratory of the National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) has again confirmed the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus in Bács-Kiskun County. The infection this time reached a...
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K&H: the third of young people would test themselves working abroad
One third of young people would try themselves working abroad, according to a survey conducted by the K&H Youth Index. On Sunday, K&H sent MTI a report on the results...
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Gartner: Global PC sales fell by 6.8 in the first quarter
Global sales of personal computers (PCs) fell 6.8 percent to 77.9 million year-over-year in the first quarter, according to preliminary data from U.S. analyst firm Gartner. The decline was largely...
Read moreFT-Brookings: the war in Ukraine and stagflation threaten global economic recovery
The global economy is facing a double risk of slowing growth and concomitant high inflation, or stagflation, this year, while the global recovery from the coronavirus pandemic will be further...
Read moreU.S. retail sales grew less than expected in March
In March, retail sales in the U.S. grew less than analysts expected by 0.5 percent from the previous month, the U.S. Department of Commerce said. Analysts expected an average 0.6...
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Fidelity: Ukraine conflict strikes new blow to global supply chains
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