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Hungary Sees Horrible Economic Fallout Without EV Subsidies

Hungary Sees Horrible Economic Fallout Without EV Subsidies
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Orban Ally Nagy Says Hungary Sees Tough Economic Fallout Without EV Subsidies

Orban Ally Nagy Says Hungary Sees Tough Economic Fallout Without EV Subsidies
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Hungary raises deficit gap, puts pressure on banks to boost lending

Hungary's government has raised the 2023 budget deficit target to 5.2% of economic output from 3.9%, the finance ministry said on Tuesday, citing increased spending on pensions, energy subsidies and family subsidies. Hungary's economy is expected to stagnate this year at best, as the European Union's highest inflation - which peaked above 25% in the first quarter - has slammed the brakes on consumption. Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government is struggling to revive growth and lending, in order to put the economy back on a path of expansion next year, when European parliamentary elections are due.

Hungary Central Bank Buoys Forint With Hawkish Tilt on Rates

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Hungary in Talks to Buy Majority Stake in Budapest Airport

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