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Forint Highly Exposed To Rising Risk Aversion
"Global equity gyrations continue to dictate the direction of emerging market currencies, and with risk aversion remaining high and European equities closing lower on Monday, many currencies remained under pressure throughout the trading session yesterday, Calyon said on Tuesday. Mitul Kotecha, head of global FX research at Calyon, said Hungary's forint appeared to be highly exposed to rising risk aversion. more »

Sanyo To Close Down Rechargeable Battery Unit


Sanyo To Close Down Rechargeable Battery Unit
"Sanyo Hungary will embark on a massive headcount reduction due to the closure of its rechargeable battery plant. more »


Koka: 500-600 Billion HUF Tax Cuts In 2009


Koka: 500-600 Billion HUF Tax Cuts In 2009
"Hungary's Free Democrats (SZDSZ), the junior party in the ruling coalition, seek tax cuts worth up to 600 billion forints ($3.42 billion) in 2009 so as to spur economic growth, Chairman Janos Koka said. more »


PM Gyurcsány Upbeat On Growth, Deficit


PM Gyurcsány Upbeat On Growth, Deficit
"Hungary's Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány sounded very optimistic about the country's economic growth prospects and the closely watched budget deficit, saying it will exceed recent government forecasts. At the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos, Swizerland, he said no further spending cuts would be necessary to meet the deficit target objective. more »


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