Hungary’s Stock Market Amid Turbulent Global Shocks: What’s Next?

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Last year, more money was bought and sold in the Serbian and Slovak markets than in Hungary. Foreign investors are increasingly leaving the Hungarian market, but among the largest corporate acquirers are the companies of István Tiborcz, Gellért Jászai and Lőrinc Mészáros. The proximity of the Ukrainian war and the state of the Hungarian economy do not make Hungarian companies attractive to foreigners, nor does the government's increasing interfe…

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The sell-off that began on Friday continues on Monday, after Donald Trump named Jerome Powell's successor. In Asia, we can see a bigger drop led by the South Korean stock market on Monday morning, but precious metals are looking particularly bad: gold and silver have both sunk to multi-week lows. Meanwhile, the price of oil is also falling, as tensions between the US and Iran appear to be easing. In Europe, the day started with only a smaller dr…

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The Hungarian M&A market shrank drastically in 2025, and foreign investors are increasingly finding Hungary less attractive. A warning sign could be that the shockingly low ... ...

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Dramatic decline in the Hungarian M&A market: turnover of EUR 10.4 billion in 2023 shrank to just EUR 1.2 billion by 2025, while several smaller countries in the region overtook Hungary, according to the latest EMIS-CMS report, Telex reports.