Kásler mentions specific plans.
Hospitals to be bailed out with 55 billion forints now.
Debt ratio drops in 2017, but it actually rises.
We'll see it today.
Debt-to-GDP ratio will still drop, though.
Reservations remain over Eximbank classification.
Public debt reduction might flop, which limits fiscal flexibility.
Data have been revised.
Something the government cannot be proud of.
ÁKK bought eight times the planned amount.
The sale of government securities in 2017 is well on target after six months, especially if we include retail savings bonds intended for households.
Corporates are also waking up.
Households' holdings of currency and deposits fall.