Is a positive turnaround in Hungary's budget already here?

The numbers are promising

Hungary c.bank chief fears restart of economy will fizzle out

Matolcsy slams cabinet for focus on construction instead of 'smart' projects

Hungary posts gigantic budget shortfall again

H1 gap wider than 1.7 trillion forints

IMF raises Hungary growth forecast significantly

Projects 6.2% GDP growth

György Matolcsy's warning and the return of fiscal alcoholism

There's a job for monetary policy too

Cenbank chief to start campaign against potential "powerful financial attack" against Hungary

Overly high 2022 budget gap is the main enemy, says Matolcsy

Hungary c.bank chief Matolcsy urges cabinet to restore fiscal balance next year

Not so fast! - Finance Minister tells Matolcsy

Hungary Orbán hints at huge tax break for families

Premier contradicts cenbank chief Matolcsy on various issues

Hungary budget deficit getting wild

HUF 270 billion gap in May 2021

This is how Hungary plans to finance its bloated budget deficit

ÁKK modifies financing plan for 2021

"If we want to overtake on the bend, we have to step on the gas harder" - Hungary's Finance Minister

Mihály Varga on budget, recovery, pandemic, dispute with Fiscal Council, euro adoption

Hungary plans 5.2% GDP growth, 5.9% of GDP budget gap for 2022 - minister

Mihály Varga presenting the plans

IMF recommends these reforms to Hungary

Article IV Mission concluding statement released

Raiffeisen projects 5% GDP growth for 2021

Double-digit rebound expected from Q2

Hungary March budget deficit HUF 604 bn

Q1 figure more than 75% of annual target

Will Hungary’s economy fire up the rockets or choke? – 2021 outlook still highly uncertain

Hungary admits budget deficit will be massive also in 2021

Unsurprisingly.

Nice surprise: Hungary's budget posts small shortfall

At least in September

GKI: Deep recession in Hungary in 2020 to be followed by slow correction

A rather gloomy outlook

Hungary may annul a decade worth of debt reduction this year

Rating agency sees coronavirus shock pushing debt to 80% of GDP