Hungary will maintain its current cap on mortgage interest rates until September 30th, according to comments made by András Kármán. The government intends to reassess the situation in the autumn and implement solutions specifically targeted at providing relief to individuals genuinely struggling with mortgage payments. This suggests a potential shift away from the blanket rate cap towards a more focused assistance program. Details of the new aid measures have not yet been released, but the government has indicated a desire to support vulnerable borrowers. The current cap was implemented to shield homeowners from rising interest rates. The extension provides continued, albeit temporary, stability for mortgage holders. The government’s future approach will prioritize those demonstrably in financial hardship.