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The meeting is being held in the “Red Drawing Room,” reserved for major agreements, around a round table… Putin is carrying the “red folder” while the American delegation has thick black folders! https://x.com/mog_russEN/status/2096296333997150260?s=20 1.7K·Sep 5 Hungary's construction industry fell sharply in Q2 2026, with only HUF 470 billion worth of new projects launched, roughly half the value seen at the start of the year, according to the EBI Construction Activity Report for the second quarter, prepared by Eltinga, iBuild, and Buildecon. High‑rise construction weakened the most, as projects entering the execution phase failed to reach HUF 350 bln, while non‑residential developments also dropped to an eight‑year low. Deep‑construction activity slowed significantly after the Paks II boost in Q1, with new Q2 projects barely exceeding HUF 120 bln and dominated by energy investments rather than road or rail works. The regional distribution of developments shifted. The Central Transdanubia region captured 26% of new projects, surpassing Budapest’s 25%, mainly due to the M1 motor way expansion. Housing construction also slumped, with Q2 condominium starts just above HUF 100 bln, although completions reached HUF 180 bln, marking an 11‑year high driven by earlier large projects. https://bbj.hu/business/real-estate/construction/construction-sector-hits-multi-year-low/ 640·Sep 5 Cost of living in Hungary: Inflation has fallen – so why do people still feel poorer? The cost of living in Hungary remains a major source of anxiety even as inflation has fallen sharply and real wages are rising again. A new PwC Hungary survey suggests that many households still feel financially stretched, with a sizeable share struggling to build savings, cover unexpected setbacks or even make their salary last until the next payday. The findings highlight a gap between Hungary’s improving headline economic indicators and the way many people perceive their own financial situation. According to the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH), consumer prices were just 1.2 percent higher in July 2026 than a year earlier, while prices actually fell by 0.1 percent compared with June. Food prices were down 1.1 percent year on year, although services were still 4.7 percent more expensive. https://dailynewshungary.com/cost-of-living-in-hungary-poorer/ 509·Sep 5 Hungary fuel prices face first major test as oil climbs and government rules out costly cap Hungary fuel prices are heading towards their first serious test since the government scrapped the protected-price system earlier this summer. With global oil prices climbing again, Prime Minister Péter Magyar says his government is preparing targeted help for motorists – but this time, it wants a solution that does not create shortages or cost taxpayers tens of billions of forints every month. Global oil markets have turned sharply higher again amid renewed tensions between the United States and Iran and fears over supplies from the Middle East. Brent crude climbed above USD 96 a barrel on Saturday, putting renewed pressure on fuel prices across Europe. That creates an uncomfortable economic and political test for the Hungarian government: what happens when fuel becomes substantially more expensive, but simply fixing the retail price is no longer considered a sustainable answer? https://dailynewshungary.com/hungary-fuel-prices-major-test-price-cap-ruled-out/ 443·Sep 5

Ho Chi Minh City land data and the challenge of unlocking the digital economy. Ho Chi Minh City's land data needs to be standardized, interconnected, and practically utilized. After 90 days, the goal is for 80% of the data to become part of the digital economic infrastructure serving management, businesses, and investors. Land data must be usable. Ho Chi Minh City has only 90 days, from September 1st to November 30th, 2026, to standardize, cross-check, and clean at least 80% of land data eligible for synchronization with the National Data Center. Speaking at the launch ceremony for the intensive emulation campaign to complete the land database on September 3rd, Mr. Nguyen Toan Thang, Director of the Department of Agriculture and Environment of Ho Chi Minh City, requested that land parcels with information on cadastral maps but without registration or certificate issuance information must be reviewed before September 30, 2026, and updated into the database before October 30, 2026. https://vietnamfinance.vn/du- 412·Sep 5

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