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RatioIn 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.
RatioHungary's new Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, is in talks to secure around €10 billion from the EU recovery funds. The agreement is expected to be signed soon.
RatioPoland does not plan to revise its 2026 budget and will maintain all current social benefits and pension supplements. Despite economic challenges, funding for social support and defense will be fully provided.
RatioChina plans to maintain economic stability in 2026 through flexible monetary policy and proactive fiscal measures, with a particular focus on the domestic market, employment, and reducing debt risks. The authorities also intend to stabilize the real estate market and address demographic challenges.
RatioBrazil's Deputy Finance Minister Dario Durigan emphasized the need to coordinate fiscal and monetary policies amid high interest rates and rising public debt. He expressed confidence that the country's revenues would recover by 2026 and highlighted the importance of finding a balance between social spending and fiscal discipline.