Hungary

Euro may boost Hungary growth report shows

HUNGARY - Joining the euro could boost economic growth in Hungary by between 0.6 to 0.9 percentage points annually for 20 years, according to a report published yesterday by the National Bank of Hungary, the central bank.

Hungarian ctrl bk to coordinate data after glitch

HUNGARY - The National Bank of Hungary and the Central Statistics Office, or KSH, Wednesday signed a pact to harmonize data collection, two days after the central bank revised and more than doubled the 2001 current account deficit.

Ernst & Young to audit central bank

HUNGARY - The Hungarian state audit office, ASZ, has recommended Ernst & Young over two other auditing firms to audit the National Bank of Hungary for the next five years, Econews reports.

Hungary's nat bank launch euro info campaign

HUNGARY - The National Bank of Hungary will launch an information campaign on 15 November to help Hungarian individuals to smoothly change their cash holdings in the 12 outgoing European currencies, estimated to be worth some HUF 70bn,NBH vice president…

Hungary's Nat Bank to build new logistics centre

HUNGARY - The National Bank of Hungary plans to build a new logistics centre, also housing the National Mint - Magyar Penzvero - on the outskirts of Budapest or outside the city, the central bank announced on Friday.

Hungary aims to introduce euro in 2006

HUNGARY - The government expects that Hungary will introduce the euro as its currency as of 1 January 2006, Zsigmond Jarai, head of the National Bank of Hungary (MNB) said at a business conference on 26 July.

Hungarian parliament passes new central bank act

HUNGARY - The Hungarian parliament passed the new Central Bank Act late evening of 19 June. The new act relegates supervisory authority over the National Bank of Hungary (MNB) to the State Audit Office (ASZ), and replaces the current central bank council…

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