Zoltan Simon is the Budapest Bureau Chief at Bloomberg. He specializes in regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on energy and mining, finance, and corporate sustainability. Zoltan's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including Yahoo Finance, The Sunday Times, and Bloomberg News.
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Zoltan Simon's coverage mainly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on Hungary, Ukraine, the European Union, and Orbán. He also delves into financial topics related to economic fallout.
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Hungary will restart the first of three nuclear reactors it was forced to shut down due to the record low level of the Danube river, as the country looks to recover from an unprecedented energy crisis.
Hungary is gradually powering up its sole nuclear plant and plans to have it running at full capacity by mid-week, after a Europe-wide drought pushed the facility to the brink of a full shutdown.
Hungary’s central bank is poised to deliver its third consecutive interest rate cut after the inflation rate fell to the lowest level in a decade.
Hungary’s central bank delivered its third consecutive interest rate cut after the inflation rate fell to the lowest level in a decade.
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Hungary has met European Union criteria to access all €10 billion ($11.6 billion) of the bloc’s pandemic-era aid plus more in cohesion funding, Transportation Minister David Vitezy said.
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Hungary’s budget is in an extremely difficult state, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said, as he asked for patience on the delivery of promises following a landslide election win in April.
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