Zoltan Simon is a Bureau Chief at Bloomberg. He covers a wide range of topics including finance, financial markets, and regional interests, with a particular focus on Hungary, the European Union, and the Russia-Ukraine War. Zoltan's work has been featured in numerous prominent publications, including Leader-Telegram, Yahoo Finance, and The Japan Times.
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Zoltan Simon's coverage mainly focuses on government announcements and legal policy regulations, with a significant emphasis on Hungary, Ukraine, the European Union, and Orbán. He also delves into financial topics related to economic fallout.
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By: Zoltan Simon, Andras Gergely
(Bloomberg) -- Hungary's most popular politician Peter Magyar has a plan to end his country's economic crisis: defeat Prime Minister Viktor Orban in the next election, bring home frozen European Union funds and steer the country toward euro adoption.
By: Zoltan Simon, Andras Gergely
Viktor Orban 's critics have been waiting for years for a figure to credibly challenge his increasingly autocratic rule in Hungary. Few would have bet on Peter Magyar to be that person.
By: Zoltan Simon, Andras Gergely
Viktor Orban’s critics have been waiting for years for a figure to credibly challenge his increasingly autocratic rule in Hungary. Few would have bet on Peter Magyar to be that person.
By: Donato Paolo Mancini, Josh Wingrove Tue, Zoltan Simon
(Bloomberg) -- There is a famous saying attributed to Henry Kissinger, though denied by the man, that goes something like, “Who do I call if I want
By: Donato Paolo Mancini, Zoltan Simon, Josh Wingrove
There is a famous saying attributed to Henry Kissinger, though denied by the man, that goes something like, “Who do I call if I want to speak to Europe?” When it comes to getting Donald Trump’s attention, the competition is heating up.
By: Beril Akman, Zoltan Simon
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orban will meet Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Thursday, the latest in a diplomatic bid to broker a ceasefire in Ukraine that’s made little progress so far.
Hungary's next central bank chief vowed to maintain the institution's independence, as he sought to soothe investor concerns about the future of monetary policy in the face of potential government pressure.
Hungary’s next central bank chief vowed to maintain the institution’s independence, as he sought to soothe investor concerns about the future of monetary policy in the face of potential government pressure.
Hungary’s central bank kept its key interest rate at one of the highest levels in the European Union after inflation accelerated and the currency remained close to a two-year low against the euro.
By: Zoltan Simon, Maciej Martewicz
Hungary granted political asylum to a Polish opposition lawmaker who is wanted over alleged fraud at a state institution under the previous ruling nationalist government.
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