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Local Finances: The government plans to end municipalities’ contributions to a regional development fund and increase support for Budapest’s public transport in the 2027 budget. Tourism Investment: Budapest’s hotel pipeline remains strong, with 1,850 rooms expected to open in 2026, though development is concentrated in the capital. Economic Growth: Hungary’s economy grew 1.5% year on year in Q3 as industry partly offset drought-hit agriculture; quarter-on-quarter growth was almost flat. Business Investment: Coca-Cola HBC announced a record €95 million expansion in Hungary. Energy: Planned grants and loans could cover up to 95% of home solar and heat-pump upgrade costs. EV Infrastructure: Tesla opened new Supercharger sites in Érd and Zalaegerszeg, adding 16 stalls in total.

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