Hungary's budget deficit will increase in 2026
In 2026, Hungary's primary budget deficit is expected to increase compared to 2025, highlighting the importance of keeping the deficit under control. The central bank is maintaining its rate to contain inflationary risks.
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In 2026, Hungary's primary budget deficit is expected to increase compared to the 0.9% of GDP recorded in 2025. There is an emphasis on the need to keep the deficit under control.
The primary budget deficit represents the difference between government revenues and expenditures, excluding the costs of servicing public debt.
Last month, Hungary's central bank kept its base interest rate at 6.25%. The regulator intends to manage inflation risks by maintaining a positive real interest rate.
