Hungary in the news
F1: Hungary preview quotes: Sauberon Jul 26, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary preview quotes: SauberSee details
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Hungarian Grand Prix Previewon Jul 26, 2010 via YahooNews The Hungarian Grand Prix is about as interesting and rewarding as cycling round your bathroom.See details
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Hungary sack coach Koemanon Jul 26, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST: The Hungarian Football Association (HFA) have terminated Erwin Koemans contract as coach of the national team and named Sandor Egervari as his replacement, new HFA president Sandor Csanyi said on Friday.See details
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Fragile Hungarian economy takes on new bank taxon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary has gone ahead with a controversial new bank tax, with the Hungarian parliament voting overwhelmingly in favour of the special levy.See details
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Hungarian parliament elects Laszlo Kover as new speakeron Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews Hungarian parliament, in which the governing Fidesz party holds a two-thirds majority, elected party stalwart and steering committee chief Laszlo Kover to the speaker's post on Thursday, to replace Pal Schmitt, who was elected president of Hungary last month.See details
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Hungary Seeks Common EU Timeline To Cut Budget Deficitson Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary Seeks Common EU Timeline To Cut Budget DeficitsSee details
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Hungary May Be Allowed Higher 2011 Deficit, Csanyi Tells Vilaggazdasagon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews Hungary may reach an agreement with international lenders for a wider budget deficit in 2011 than the current target of 2.8 percent of gross domestic product, Vilaggazdasag reported, citing Sandor Csanyi , chairman of OTP Bank Nyrt.See details
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Hungary Votes on Bank Tax Despite I.M.F. Criticismon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews The Hungarian Parliament was debating a tax on banks, defying warnings from its international creditors that it would hamper growth and do little to balance the budget long-term.See details
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Hungary Passes Bank Tax Plan Despite Criticismon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews The Hungarian Parliament voted to impose a tax on banks, defying warnings from international creditors that it would hamper growth.See details
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Hungary introduces 'brutal' banking tax despite IMF, EU oppositionon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews Budapest - Hungary's Parliament late Thursday passed a bank tax that it hopes will fill a gaping hole in this year's budget, despite objections from the International Monetary Fund and the European Union.See details
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Hungarian PM defends controversial bank taxon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews (BUDAPEST ) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban defended his controversial plans for a special bank levy aimed at replenishing state coffers Thursday just as the tax was put to parliament for a vote.See details
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Hungary Passes Bank Tax Plan Despite Criticismon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews The Hungarian Parliament passed a controversial tax on banks Thursday, defying warnings from the countrys international creditors that the levy would hamper growth, dampen investor confidence and do little to balance the budget in the long term, Judy Dempsey reports in The New York Times.See details
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Hungary pushes through controversial bank taxon Jul 23, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST : Hungary pressed ahead with its plans for a controversial new bank tax Thursday despite criticism from the IMF and the EU it could hurt investment and growth in Hungary's still fragile economy.See details
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Hungary Misses Debt Auction Goal After IMF Suspends Talks With Governmenton Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews The Hungarian government raised 35 billion forint ($156 million), 10 billion forint less than planned, at a sale of three-month Treasury bills today as debt costs rose from the previous auction a week earlier.See details
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Hungary loses IMF safety neton Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews As talks intended to review Hungary's IMF/EU financial deal collapsed over lenders' demands for tough measures to keep the budget deficit on target, the Hungarian forint dropped to 288.98 against the euro yesterday (19 July), down from 286.82 HUF/. EurActiv Hungary reports.See details
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Hungary Resists New Budget Cuts Despite Pressureon Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews Markets in Budapest were rattled after the government insisted that it would not impose further austerity measures this year despite pressure from its international creditors.See details
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Hungary under pressure to agree with IMF; rates on holdon Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's markets sold off on Monday after the government rebuffed lenders' calls for tougher austerity measures, bringing weekend talks on further aid to a premature end and rattling investor confidence.See details
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Hungary Borrowing Costs Jump as Debt Auction Misses Target; Forint Slipson Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews Hungarys borrowing costs rose to a 19-week high at its first debt auction since international creditors suspended talks with the government, weakening the forint and stoking concern that interest rates may increase.See details
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IMF has no right to meddle in Hungarian affairs: PMon Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST (AFP) - Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said Tuesday the International Monetary Fund had no right to meddle in the country's internal affairs, just days after talks on a new rescue loan accord collapsed.See details
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Hungarian forint drops after snagged IMF talkson Jul 20, 2010 via YahooNews The Hungarian forint dropped sharply against the euro on Monday after Budapest's talks with the International Monetary Fund at the weekend appeared to run into difficulties.See details
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