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20 August 08:20

Hungary's public debt rose to 63,981 billion forints, 76% of GDP, following a high deficit and economic stagnation.

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Hungary's public debt increased significantly in the second quarter, reaching 76% of GDP, with a current account deficit of 2,773 billion forints. The rapid increase in debt is influenced by stagnating GDP and high interest expenditure, with the budget expected to allocate 3.836 trillion forints to this. Although debt has previously declined, it has steadily risen in recent years as a result of bad economic policies. Analysts expect a slow reduction in debt in the future, but the situation remains worrying.

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The government debt of Romania reached 1,070.18 billion lei in July 2025, representing 58.9% of GDP, with a significant increase compared to the previous month.
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Romania's public finances are in a critical situation, with estimated debt expected to exceed 60% of GDP and interest that will consume 9.6% of the state's total revenues by 2026.
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Romania's government debt rises to 58.9% of GDP in July 2025, exceeding the threshold of 1.070 billion lei
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Romania's external debt has increased to 221.283 billion euros, and the current account deficit has reached 22.275 billion euros in the first nine months of 2025.
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The government deficit in the EU has risen to 2.9% of GDP, with Romania having the largest deficit at 8.7%, although this has decreased from 10.3% of GDP in the last three months of 2024. Public debt in the euro area has increased to 88.2%.
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The European Commission forecasts a low budget deficit for Romania of up to 6.2% of GDP in 2026 and an economic growth of 1.1%
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