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Good news from Hungary about the economy
Lately a fair amount of good news is coming from Hungary on the economic front. The GDP growth, the public debt, the current account surplus, and the exchange rate of the national currency, the forint all performed better than previously … Continue reading
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Tagged Bajnai, current account surplus, debt, economy, exchange rate, forint, ft euro, GDP, gdp growth, Hungary, national currency
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Curse of the undead: Malév
We’ve already talked about the fact that Hungary’s pride, namely Malév, went bankrupt about a week ago and that all of Hungary’s governments since 1989 contributed to this. Personally though I hoped that within a week or two the Orbán … Continue reading
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Tagged Bajnai, bankruptcy, Budapest Airport, Fidesz, Malév, Orbán, Oszkó, Péter Oszkó, Wizz Air
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