Energy Crisis at Paks: Hungary’s only nuclear plant is set for a full shutdown as record-low Danube levels cut cooling water, with output already down to about half and a complete stop possible within days; officials stress safety and prepare for a restart that could take up to a week if all four units are down. City Power-Saving Measures: Budapest is slowing metro and tram services and shifting some trolleybus routes to diesel to save electricity, while also adjusting charging times for electric buses and bike-sharing. EU Monitoring: The EU is closely watching electricity supply security in Hungary and the region amid heat and drought, saying there’s no immediate shortfall but contingency planning is underway. Industry Pressure: Producer prices in Hungary slipped year-on-year in June, with manufacturing and energy dynamics shifting as export prices weaken. Water Conservation Push: Authorities urge residents to stop unnecessary water use as local drinking-water risks rise. Business Ties: PM Magyar told Bavarian investors Hungary is open for business with a more transparent, anti-corruption environment. Trade Headline Risk: India says it’s monitoring a US move that could impose up to 100% tariffs on Russian oil buyers, citing energy-security priorities.