AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoHungary–Malaysia Green Deal: A new Malaysia–Hungary Business and Investment Forum in Budapest pushed cooperation in green energy, semiconductors, pharmaceuticals and advanced manufacturing, with Sarawak targeting nearly €70bn in investment by 2030. EU Farm Economics: Agricultural output prices in the EU fell 5.8% in Q2 2026 vs Q2 2025, while input costs rose 4.7%, with EU-wide declines in milk and cereals. E-commerce Shock in Hungary: Hungarian shoppers are turning more cautious after EU rules ended the €150 low-value customs exemption from July 1, adding per-item duties that hit Temu/Shein/AliExpress demand. Water Stress in Hungary: Lake Velence is at a record-low gauge level (10 cm at Agárd), and talks are back on the table to potentially bring water from the Danube via a new supply system. EU China Hawkish Shift: EU Parliament rapporteur Pascal Canfin says China aims to reshape the global order, while the Commission weighs measures to cut dependence on Chinese supply chains. Aviation Partnership: Smartwings and TUI extended their flight partnership for three more years, keeping Hungary-linked charter capacity in the mix. Circular Economy Trade Fair: Ecomondo 2026 expands globally with a new textile supply chain hall and more focus on AI and regulation, with a roadshow including Hungary.
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