AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoHungary’s Gas Security: FGSZ says Hungary’s high-pressure gas network ran smoothly in H1 2026, with stable imports and higher storage injections, reaching about 55% capacity by mid-July—an important buffer ahead of winter. US Sanctions & Energy Trade: A revised US Senate bill keeps pressure on major buyers of Russian oil with a proposed 100% tariff cap (down from 500%), naming Hungary among the targeted countries, while offering exemptions for some gas importers. EU Climate Policy Clash: Ten EU countries, including Hungary, urge Brussels to rethink ETS2 carbon pricing on transport fuels and heating, warning of added household costs as reforms near. Labour Market: Hungary’s wage growth eased to 8.7% in May, with net earnings rising faster than gross. Tourism Hit by Drought: Record-low water levels are drying up Lake Velence and disrupting cruises on the Danube, hurting local tourism and fishing. Politics Meets Business: Péter Szijjártó resigns from parliament to take a BYD role, triggering fresh corruption accusations from Péter Magyar. Mobility Deal: Uber has announced an acquisition offer for Delivery Hero, expanding its delivery footprint across 99 markets.
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