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OTP really shot up on the stock market: the bank paper pushed the BUX to an amazing peak
"The BUX closed with a 0.9 percent increase at 142,940 points on Monday. The Budapest stock exchange was pulled up by OTP papers, which rose 3.3 ...

Panic before the heating season?
The leading Western European stock exchanges closed trading on Monday with an increase. ...

Putin would help Trump, but blown up refineries intervene: Russia cannot export enough diesel
Due to the damaged refineries, Moscow cannot export as much diesel as would save Trump's plans and significantly reduce fuel prices in the run-up to ...

This game can cause eye damage, get rid of it
Based on information from the EU market surveillance co-authority, an LED toy machine sold by Temun was ...

Unexpected turn: Zsolt Borkai resigned from his mandate
The former city manager, who will return to politics in 2024, justified his decision by saying that he no longer wishes to be a background player in ...

Péter Magyar revealed who the main beneficiaries of next year's budget are
According to the Prime Minister, the 2027 budget, which the government will present next week, will be a "budget of justice and ...

Hungary received a serious warning: Fitch Ratings threatens to downgrade
In addition to the BBB rating, Fitch Ratings maintains a negative outlook for Hungary. ...

He brought the shotgun into the gymnasium in a guitar case: a school shooting shook France
On Monday morning, a young student brought a shotgun in a guitar case to a high school in the south of France, where he wounded the school principal ...

They are already on the list: under Péter Magyar, 4,500 people were put on the streets due to factory closures
The opposition is not leaving it to chance: the Tisza government's economic policy has recently been torpedoed by Fidesz by creating a separate ...

The Danube has sunk to a critical level: they are forced to shut down the neighboring nuclear power plant
Both reactors of Romania's Cernavoda nuclear power plant will remain shut down at least until October 21, because the water level of the Danube has ...