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The Professionals Have Spoken Out: It Has Been Revealed What They Expect From the 2027 Budget

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Hungary’s new government is preparing to implement its most ambitious economic policy goal yet when it sets a credible roadmap for adopting the euro, according to domestic and international analysts and investors surveyed by Bloomberg. Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s cabinet has promised to meet the accession criteria by 2030, but to do so, the budget deficit, which currently stands at 7.5 percent of GDP, must be reduced to below 3 percent within …

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Hungary’s new government is preparing to implement its most ambitious economic policy goal yet when it sets a credible roadmap for adopting the euro, according to domestic and international analysts and investors surveyed by Bloomberg. Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s cabinet has promised to meet the accession criteria by 2030, but to do so, the budget deficit, which currently stands at 7.5 percent of GDP, must be reduced to below 3 percent within …

·Budapest, Hungary
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Changes are taking place at a breathtaking speed in Hungary, but joining the eurozone is a completely different matter, Piotr Skolimowski and András Gergely write in their joint article. If successful, it would complete the country's political rehabilitation and bring Hungarians back into the mainstream of European politics. It is supported by both business and the public.

·Hungary
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The government led by Prime Minister Peter Magyar committed itself to Hungary meeting the criteria for joining the euro area by 2030, a promise that...

·Ilfov County, Romania
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After sixteen years of Viktor Orbán's rule, Hungary is preparing for another major change. In May, new Prime Minister Péter Magyar wants to bring the country into the eurozone and gradually replace the forint with the common European currency. However, his plan is running into the poor state of public finances.

·Čestlice, Czechia
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iDNES.cz broke the news in Čestlice, Czechia on Tuesday, October 13, 2026.
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