Márton Nagy: I haven't even read the SAO report, I'll be nervous at the end

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The government has revised its GDP growth forecast from 3.4 percent to 2.5 percent, the Minister of National Economy announced on Monday. Márton Nagy also spoke about his thoughts on the scandal surrounding the MNB.

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The successor of Péter Magyar was fired from the Student Loan Center György Matolcsy spoke about the investigation at the MNB foundations, he said he had the money shared images of Rogán's wife's luxury goods Hadházy Redesign: the government significantly modified its GDP forecast, downward The procedure was launched due to garage damage In the case of Fidesz mayoral candidate tamás Sulyok with a retired woman from Tisza, Tamás Sulyok spoke abou…

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“I haven’t even read the SAO report, I’ll be nervous at the end,” said Márton Nagy, Minister of National Economy, when asked about the report, which is being investigated by the police on suspicion of mismanagement, as 266 billion forints of assets may have been lost in the black hole that has formed around the central bank foundations since 2014. Assuming good faith, 40 percent of the initial assets may have disappeared. The minister may also b…

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Economic growth may be lower than expected this year. Minister of National Economy Márton Nagy presented the new figures at his press conference on Monday, where he also revealed that the government will also withdraw from the Hungarian National Bank.

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Gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 1.8 percent in the fourth quarter of 2024, when adjusted for price developments and seasonal movements. GDP growth has thus been revised up by 0.2 percentage points.

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The government has revised this year's GDP forecast to 2.5%, announced Minister of National Economy Márton Nagy at a press conference on Monday. Originally, a 3.4% forecast was expected, but this year's growth could be worse. Nagy said that there is a high chance of introducing a price freeze on bank fees. They are specifically asking telecommunications companies to reduce their prices.