After provoking panic in financial markets by sending alarming messages about the state of Hungary's finance's in the last weeks, the new Fidesz government is now speaking of a "consolidated situation" in a new report on the state of the Hungarian economy.
Since the center-conservative Fidesz won the Hungarian parliamentary elections in April, the party warned that the public deficit in 2010 could be much higher than expected - up to 7.5 percent of GDP, instead of the 3.8 percent announ...
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