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Hungary raises H1, Q3 budget deficit forecasts
Hungary's Finance Ministry on Thursday raised its forecasts for the budget deficit at the end of the second and third quarters of 2004 mainly because part of an extra payment to pensioners has been brought forward to May from November.
15.04.2004
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