In Hungary, a growing dispute between Prime Minister Viktor Orban and the country's central bank is escalating tensions and causing concern among investors. Orban has been advocating for the central bank to lower interest rates more aggressively to help the country emerge from recession. However, the central bank has warned that the government's repeated criticisms and pressure on its monetary policy could have adverse effects, potentially restricting its ability to ease rates further.
Our latest Eastern Europe edition newsletter: How a feud between Viktor Orban and Hungary's central bank is spooking investors https://t.co/1AhroUFQTO
Our latest Eastern Europe edition newsletter: How a feud between Viktor Orban and Hungary's central bank is spooking investors https://t.co/onZexqoJq1
How ‘MagaBabe’ and a fake investor were used in a campaign to discredit critics of Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary. https://t.co/xTeC1huSQC
⚠️ HUNGARY CENTRAL BANK SAYS GOVERNMENT 'ATTACKS' COULD LIMIT SCOPE FOR EASING RATES Full Story → https://t.co/9NHmIxL2x3 Hungary's Central Bank said on Thursday repeated "attacks" by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government on its monetary policy could backfire and limit the… https://t.co/pW3r013BUn
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has spent months pushing Hungary’s central bank to cut rates more aggressively and lift the country out of recession. The tension is tipping into open conflict https://t.co/Xvs7iUk7Eo