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They Will Further Increase Public Debt, While Potentially Depressing Household Spending.
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If we don't get money from Brussels, Hungary can also finance itself from the financial markets - following Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's memorable statement in 2022, the increase in public debt continued in June of this year, while the increase in the foreign currency ratio of the debt reached a milestone. For about a decade, the ratio of foreign currency debt within the total debt stock did not reach 30 percent, but recently the Public Debt Ma…
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