AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoHousing: Hungarian house prices fell 1.4% in the second quarter, the first quarterly decline in four years and the sharpest in Europe. Prices remain 10.2% above a year earlier, but slower demand points to a cooling market. Energy Costs: At the EU summit, Hungary and other Visegrád countries pushed to delay the emissions scheme for buildings and road transport, arguing it could add to high energy costs. EU Funding: The bloc has unfrozen €4.2 billion for Hungary following reforms, while a separate Norway Grants programme is set to provide HUF 92 billion in support. Energy Investment: MOL opened a biomethane unit at its Szarvas plant, and the Hungary–Serbia oil pipeline received environmental approval.
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