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 "Having concluded consultations with missions from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Commission Hungary has decided to maintain its general government deficit targets unchanged at 3.9% of GDP for 2009 and 3.8% for 2010, Finance Minister Péter Oszkó has told a press conference on Monday. more » "Asian markets kicked off today’s trading in amicable atmosphere that will apparently have a favourable influence on Europe, as well. As a result, Hungary’s forint managed to continue where it left off last Friday and firmed to a three-week high versus the euro in the early morning session on Monday. more » "Hungary’s forint has started the day on a strong footing as global investor sentiment brightened up. GDP figures in CEE are likely to be the key driving force for the currencies in the region today. more » "Hungary will record a much higher deficit than foreseen in the 2010 budget and should con-clude a new agreement with the IMF when the present one expires next October, Fidesz former economy minister György Matolcsy said yesterday. more »|
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