BUDAPEST (Reuters) -Passenger car drivers in Hungary will be limited to buying 50 litres of fuel a day from Friday at fuel stations owned by Hungary’s MOL and Austria’s OMV, in a move to avert disruptions caused by a government price cap. MOL’s announcement halved the previous limit it imposed on refuelling. OMV said its 50-litre limit only applied to fuel that fell under the price cap, which the government imposed to since November to protect the population from surging inflation. MOL, which owns the largest network of service stations in the country, has called for phasing out the price cap …