Hungarian PM orders freeze for mortgage rates, banks feel the shock on stock exchange
Publicat:Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is ordering a freeze on residential mortgage rates as he seeks to shore up support ahead of elections, Bloomberg has reported. The government will cap rates on mortgages at October levels for six months starting in January, Orban said in a video on his Facebook page Wednesday. The premier has […] The post Hungarian PM orders freeze for mortgage rates, banks feel the shock on stock exchange appeared first on Știri online, ultimele știri, presa online, ziar online - Sursazilei.ro .
Citeste articolul mai departe pe sursazilei.ro…
Sursa articol: sursazilei.ro
Stiri pe aceeasi tema
Un baiat de 16 ani s-a „laudat” pe Facebook ca va muri ca un martir la JO de la Paris, cu o centura de explozibil la brau
13:15, 25.04.2024 - Autoritatile franceze antiterorism au arestat un tanar de 16 ani, dupa ce acesta a postat pe retelele de socializare ca vrea sa moara ca un martir la Jocurile Olimpice 2024 de la Paris, scrie Reuters. ”El a fost arestat dupa ce a anuntat public pe social media ca planuieste sa fabrice o centura cu explozibil…
Sefa Sectiei ATI de la Spitalul Sf. Pantelimon: Nu suport minciuna care destabilizeaza un sistem intreg
15:00, 13.04.2024 - Florina Pompilian, șefa Sectiei ATI de la Spitalul Sfantul Pantelimon din Bucuresti, a transmis sambata un mesaj dur pe Facebook, dand de ințeles ca scandalul iscat in ultima saptamana in jurul numarului de morți de la Terapie Intensiva este produsul unei rafuieli personale cu o angajata care se simte…
Oil rises as Middle East worries offset US crude stock buildup
11:21, 10.04.2024 - Oil prices rose on Wednesday after two straight days of losses, as the deadlock in Gaza ceasefire talks renewed uncertainty about the security of supplies from the Middle East, offsetting a bigger-than-expected build in US crude inventories, according to Reuters. Brent crude futures were up 25 cents…
Slovakia scraps graft prosecution unit despite EU criticism
14:50, 20.03.2024 - Slovakia dismantled its dedicated state graft prosecution unit on Wednesday despite European Union concerns but seemed unlikely to face anytime soon hefty financial penalties akin to those Hungary received over rule of law defects, according to Reuters. Scrapping the USP body is part of a broader criminal…
Romania plans more Eurobond sales this year amid ample demand
13:31, 18.03.2024 - Romania will likely return to international debt markets later this year because of strong investor appetite for bonds, Treasury Chief Stefan Nanu said, according to Bloomberg. The eastern European nation has already raised over $8 billion in both dollar and euro-denominated debt, Nanu said in an…
Nuclear watchdog demands Russia end occupation of Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia power plant
11:11, 08.03.2024 - The United Nations’ atomic watchdog reiterated demands for Russia to return Europe’s largest nuclear power plant to Ukrainian control amid concern that deteriorating safety could lead to a meltdown, according to Bloomberg. A majority of the International Atomic Energy Agency’s 35-member board of governors…
Germany hit with new round of air and rail transport stoppages
11:40, 07.03.2024 - Germany is experiencing a fresh wave of travel disruption after airport ground staff and train drivers separately began stoppages set to affect services into the weekend, according to Bloomberg. Deutsche Lufthansa AG said its operations on Thursday and Friday will be limited to between 10% and 20%…
Nikki Haley to end White House bid, clearing path for a Trump-Biden rematch
15:50, 06.03.2024 - Former US Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley will suspend her presidential campaign on Wednesday, according to a source familiar with her plans, ensuring that Donald Trump will win the Republican nomination and once again face Democratic President Joe Biden in November’s election, according…
se inchide automat in 30 secunde
