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Hungary economy

Hungary starts reopening despite highest daily COVID deaths

Hungary starts reopening despite highest daily COVID deaths

Published 07 Apr, 2021 05:58pm
  • Even so, Hungary reported its highest ever daily coronavirus death tally - 311 - on Wednesday, bringing the total to 22,409.
  • "This virus has destroyed us," said Maria Tarnoky, a hairdresser in Budapest joyfully washing and cutting her first customer's hair after a month's pause.
Hungary to extend AstraZeneca jabs to people over 60

Hungary to extend AstraZeneca jabs to people over 60

Published 03 Mar, 2021 08:52pm
  • A week ago, Hungary became the first European Union member to start inoculating people with China's Sinopharm vaccine after rolling out Russia's Sputnik V vaccine as well, even though neither has been granted approval for emergency use by the bloc.
  • A new change is that it (AstraZeneca jab) can be given to everyone above the age of 18 without any age limit. There has been sufficient data that proves its efficacy also for older people.
Hungary must prepare for surge in COVID-19 cases

Hungary must prepare for surge in COVID-19 cases

Published 02 Mar, 2021 06:59pm
  • The pandemic is progressing at an enormous pace throughout Europe and in Hungary, the number of cases rises day after day as well, even as 721,000 people had already received (at least) the first dose of a vaccine.
  • The country aims to give the jab to about 80,000 more people by Wednesday, although several officials have warned in recent days that further restrictions may be needed to curb the pandemic.
Hungary stretches vaccine supply to counter ‘exponential’ rise in cases

Hungary stretches vaccine supply to counter ‘exponential’ rise in cases

Published 01 Mar, 2021 06:02pm
  • "Data show exponential growth (in infection)," Muller told an online press briefing. "The coming weeks will be very difficult."
  • Western procurement has also increased, with Hungary upping its order of Pfizer-BioNTech vaccines to 10.87 million from an earlier order of 6.5 million, Muller said.
Hungary central bank buys 25bn forints worth of bonds

Hungary central bank buys 25bn forints worth of bonds

Published 16 Feb, 2021 07:53pm
*It bought 16 billion forints worth of 2033/A bonds at 2.32% average yield, 3 billion forints worth of 2034/A bonds at 2.48%, 4 billion forints worth of 2038/A bonds at 2.8% average yield and 2 billion forints worth of 2041/A bonds at 3.05%.
Hungary to start vaccinations with Russian COVID-19 shot

Hungary to start vaccinations with Russian COVID-19 shot

Published 09 Feb, 2021 06:08pm
  • Cecilia Muller said the first 2,800 doses of Sputnik would be given to those who have registered for inoculations.
  • "It... can be used with appropriate caution in case of certain chronic diseases," she told a briefing.
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