News tagged "assets"
Hungary to Ask Switzerland for Data on Hungarian Assetson Jan 16, 2013 via YahooNews Hungary will ask Switzerland for data on Hungarian assets in the Alpine country with a view to imposing a penal 35% tax on such assets as it battles against tax evasion, the Prime Minister's chief of staff said Wednesday.See details
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Hungary PM flags E.ON buyback, tax cuts - agencyon Aug 25, 2012 via YahooNews BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The government will buy back the Hungarian operations of German energy firm E.ON , Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Saturday, national news agency MTI reported. Related Stories Shell's Ormen Lange gas field output hit by plant glitch Mouchel assets sold to lender-owned company Must decide on Greece after troika report - Hollande Jury didn't want to let Samsung off easy in ...See details
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Hungary's News Means Pressure for HUFon Apr 04, 2012 via YahooNews NEW YORK (BBH FX Strategy) -- There were two notable events for Hungary since the start of the week: The results of Hungary's first auction under the new two-year loan facility, and the resignation of President Pal Schmitt, a supporter of the ruling Fidesz party. Neither event had an initial market impact, but both could have potential consequences for Hungarian assets going forward. The take up ...See details
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Hungary Will Probably Raise Highest EU Interest Rate as IMF Talks Delayedon Jan 24, 2012 via YahooNews Hungary will raise the European Union?s highest benchmark interest rate to support local assets as the country?s bailout negotiations remain frozen, a survey of economists showed.See details
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Hungary Raises EU?s Highest Rates as IMF Talks on Aid Stallon Dec 20, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary increased the European Union?s highest benchmark interest rate after the trading bloc and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks about a bailout, threatening to pressure local assets.See details
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Hungary Raises EU?s Highest Rates After IMF Talks on Aid Stallon Dec 20, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary increased the European Union?s highest benchmark interest rate after the trading bloc and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks about a bailout, threatening to pressure local assets.See details
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Hungary Increases EU?s Highest Interest Rates After IMF Talks on Aid Stallon Dec 20, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary increased the European Union?s highest benchmark interest rate after the trading bloc and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks about a bailout, threatening to pressure local assets.See details
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Hungary to Raise EU?s Highest Rates After IMF Interrupts Talkson Dec 20, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary will probably increase the European Union?s highest benchmark interest rate after the trading bloc and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks about a bailout, threatening to pressure local assets.See details
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Hungary to Raise EU?s Highest Main Rate After IMF Interrupts Bailout Talkson Dec 20, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary will probably increase the European Union?s highest benchmark interest rate after the trading bloc and the International Monetary Fund suspended talks about a bailout, threatening to pressure local assets.See details
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Hungary to Cancel $7.5 Billion of Bonds After Pensions Takeoveron Feb 22, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary will cancel about 1.5 trillion forint ($7.5 billion) of bonds after taking over the assets of privately managed pension funds to ?immediately? cut indebtedness, according to the Debt Management Agency.See details
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Hungarian Film Commissioner to Restructure Country's Ailing Film Industryon Feb 14, 2011 via YahooNews Kirill Galetski Andrew Vajna said during Sunday's film forum for Eastern European filmmakers that the priorities would be to valuate existing film-industry assets, create a legal framework for the industry and create a workable system. read moreSee details
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Czech Stocks Drop Most in 4 Months, Forint, Hungary Bonds Fall on Europeon Jan 10, 2011 via YahooNews Czech stocks dropped the most since August and Hungary?s forint and bonds slumped, leading eastern European assets lower, on concern the continent?s debt crisis may spread to countries traditionally seen as higher risk.See details
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Hungarian Yields Decline to Two-Week Low Ahead of Government Debt Auctionon Dec 15, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary?s bond yields fell to the lowest in more than two weeks as investors returned to riskier assets, reducing costs before the government?s sale of 45 billion ($218 million) forint of debt at its auction tomorrow.See details
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Hungary Debt Agency Expects Tax Cuts, Foreigners to Prop Up Debt Demandon Nov 11, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary expects foreign investors and local households to buy government debt, replacing private pension funds whose assets are being returned to the state, said the deputy chief executive of the debt management agency.See details
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Hungary `Puzzling' Investment Case Because of Policies, Goldman Sachs Sayson Sep 02, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary is eastern Europe?s ?most puzzling investment case? with assets trading at the biggest discount to fair value in the region because of the government?s economic policies, economists at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.See details
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(AFX UK Focus) 2010-06-29 13:38 CORRECTED-OFFICIAL-Hungary cbank: policy not guided by short-term FX moveson Jun 30, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST, June 29 (Reuters) - Hungary's central bank (NBH) said on Tuesday that its monetary policy was guided by the inflationary outlook and risk assessment of Hungarian assets and not by temporary exchange rate movements. Asked if the Swiss franc's recent gains would have any consequences for monetary policy, NBH Deputy Governor Julia Kiraly said in an e-mailed response to Reuters questions:See details
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TriGranit To Focus on Poland, Hungaryon Jun 15, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST-Hungarian developer TriGranit is concentrating on Poland as the most stable central European market - where financing can be acquired, tenant demand is stable, and assets can also be sold, according to CEO Arpad Torok. It also sees opportunities in Hungary.See details
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Zloty, Hungary Stocks to Gain on Euro Plan, BofA Says (Update2) (Bloomberg)on Feb 12, 2010 via YahooNews Feb. 11 (Bloomberg) -- Investors should buy Poland?s zloty and Hungarian stocks as the countries? efforts to cut budget deficits and adopt the euro will likely boost investor demand for assets in the region, Bank of America Merrill Lynch said.See details
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Hungary?s Forint to Hit ?Sweet Spot,? Rise 10%, Merrill Says (Bloomberg)on Jan 22, 2010 via YahooNews Jan. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Hungary?s forint may gain 10 percent against the euro in the first half of the year as Hungarian and Polish assets reach a ?sweet spot,? said Benoit Anne , head of currency and debt strategy at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.See details
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Hungary?s Forint Leads Advance in Emerging Markets on IMF, G-20 (Bloomberg)on Nov 09, 2009 via YahooNews Nov. 9 (Bloomberg) -- Hungary?s forint led gains in emerging-market currencies after International Monetary Fund comments signaling the dollar is overvalued boosted higher- yielding assets and the Group of 20 governments agreed to maintain stimulus measures.See details
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