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Hungary budgets for a reduction of its fiscal deficit to 4.9% in 2027

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  • Naftemporiki Centre
  • Powergame Centre-right
  • Capital.gr Centre-right
  • Kathimerini not rated
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What is happening

What the sources report

Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said on Monday that the budget will target a deficit of 4.9% of GDP in 2027. Naftemporiki

The expected deficit for this year is 7.5% of GDP. Naftemporiki

Magyar told public radio that the goal is to reduce the deficit to 2.8% of GDP by 2030. Capital.gr

According to him, the reduction will be financed through higher taxes on the wealthy and large companies. Powergame

The Minister of Finance said that the adjustment could put the country on a path to adopting the euro, possibly in 2032. Kathimerini

Where they differ

On the cost of the new wealth tax, Kathimerini reports that Magyar aims to raise more than 200 billion forints from the new wealth tax, while Naftemporiki writes that the wealth tax on individuals with assets above 1 billion forints will yield 200 billion forints annually. Kathimerini Naftemporiki

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First report 19 October at 18:17, latest 21 October at 13:04. Within the first hour: 2 of 4 outlets. Each column: 2 hours.