Hungary targets euro adoption by 2032, budget cuts to reduce deficit
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Hungary's government projects budget deficits of 4.9%, 4%, and 3.4% over the next three years, with a plan to bring the deficit below 3% by 2030. The near-term fiscal path remains above the EU's 3% threshold, signaling gradual consolidation. This matters for Hungarian bond yields and the forint, as markets will weigh the credibility of the multi-year adjustment plan.
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Hungary's TISZA government, led by Prime Minister Péter Magyar, has presented a 2027 budget targeting a 4.9% deficit, which is below consensus and has led to a significant strengthening of the forint. The government projects deficits of 4.9%, 4%, and 3.4% over the next three years, with a plan to achieve a sub-3% deficit by 2030. The credibility and implementation of this multi-year fiscal adjustment plan remain uncertain.
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