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An Interest Bomb Will Explode in Hungarian Public Debt This Year

In the case of retail government securities, interest payments are significantly reduced, as inflation has decreased, and debt management has moved towards fixed-rate securities. However, maturing long-term institutional securities will only be able to be renewed at a much higher yield: the five-year yield is now over 6 percent, while the maturing securities are 1.45 percent.
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In the case of retail government securities, interest payments are significantly reduced, as inflation has decreased, and debt management has moved towards fixed-rate securities. However, maturing long-term institutional securities will only be able to be renewed at a much higher yield: the five-year yield is now over 6 percent, while the maturing securities are 1.45 percent.

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Heti Világgazdaság broke the news in Hungary on Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
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