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Hungary's government has slashed its economic growth forecast for 2025, reflecting a sluggish economic recovery and rising inflation.

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29 July 2025, 16:51
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The decision to adjust the economic growth forecast for 2025 comes against the backdrop of a sluggish economic recovery in Hungary, hit by high inflation triggered by Russia's invasion of Ukraine. The new estimate, 0.8% according to the Hungarian central bank and 0.9% according to the OECD, marks the weakest economic performance in three years under Viktor Orban. The government plans to implement social measures to counter the negative effects.

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