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The First Step Is Done, the Second Is Still Missing - This Is How the Hungarian Budget Looks Like, According to Experts

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The government's 2027 budget is a credible consolidation plan, according to domestic analysts, and the market is confident in it for now. However, success depends on growth, energy prices and the rapid but thoughtful spending of EU funds. Many see deficit reduction as only half the task, and the economy's sagging competitiveness must also be restored.

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The government's 2027 budget is a credible consolidation plan, according to domestic analysts, and the market is confident in it for now. However, success depends on growth, energy prices and the rapid but thoughtful spending of EU funds. Many see deficit reduction as only half the task, and the economy's sagging competitiveness must also be restored.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Last Friday, the government presented the draft budget for 2027. Based on the reactions of the stakeholders, there is considerable frustration in the various sectors.

·Budapest, Hungary
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The wage increase for workers directly involved in education falls short of what the Tisza party promised in the election campaign, said Gábor Gosztonyi. The post Teachers' Union: This is not enough to recover from the crisis first appeared on 24.hu.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Unions in several sectors are also unhappy with wage increases planned for next year and changes in benefits. When it comes to the budget, stakeholders are failing to deliver on their promises and to negotiate on a substantive basis.

The interest groups of several sectors are also dissatisfied with the wage increases planned in the budget.

·Budapest, Hungary
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Magyar Nemzet broke the news in Budapest, Hungary on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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