Hungary Unveils 2027 Budget, Cutting Deficit Target to 4.9% of GDP
Prime Minister Peter Magyar presented Hungary's 2027 budget to parliament on Monday, outlining a plan to reduce the deficit from an estimated 7.5% of GDP in 2026 to 4.9%, a step toward a possible euro adoption path, and the central bank is expected to hold rates steady in response.
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| Oct 20, 5:01 AM | bloomberg.com | Hungary Holds Interest Rate With Budget and Euro Path In Focus |
| Oct 20, 1:11 AM | bloomberg.com | Hungary Plans to Bring Deficit to Below 3% by 2030, Magyar Says |
| Oct 19, 9:30 PM | bloomberg.com | Hungary Set to Hold Rates After Magyar Unveils Budget Plan |
| Oct 19, 5:38 AM | bloomberg.com | Hungary to Cut 2027 Budget Deficit to 4.9% of GDP in Euro Push |
| Oct 18, 9:15 PM | bloomberg.com | Magyar to Unveil Budget as Bullish Traders Eye Hungary Euro Plan |
| Oct 17, 8:07 AM | bloomberg.com | Hungary to Unveil 2027 Budget Monday, Laying Out Euro Road Map |