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IMF Said to Make Hungary’s Flat Tax Part of Bailout Talks BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Steps away from Budapest's ornate Parliament building, hidden in a basement studio on a leafy street, art dealer Peter Pinter was holding the third of his hugely successful auctions, entitled 'Going once, going twice... gone for good.' What Pinter is offering - communist-era art, paintings, sculptures and posters - has gone beyond tourist kitsch and become popular with ... IMF raps Hungary on cbank law, sees growth almost flat BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund criticised Hungary on Wednesday for its new central bank legislation and for enshrining a flat tax in the constitution, highlighting potential stumbling blocks to Budapest's efforts to secure new aid. The IMF predicted growth in the ex-communist country of 10 million would stagnate this year but it warned a worsening of the euro zone crisis ... Hungary's Malev airline ceases operations Hungary's national carrier ceased operations, grounded all its flights and stranded more than 7,000 passengers Friday,... Hungary PM backs down, seeks fast aid deal Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban gave the first concrete evidence on Friday that he is backing down in a dispute with the European Union, aiming to free up talks on aid needed to prop up its battered ... Sugar tax needed, say US experts Sugar added to processed foods is as damaging as alcohol and should be regulated, claim US health experts. IMF Warns Hungary of Potential Debt-Repayment Risk If Euro Crisis Worsens Hungary may be pressed to meet its debt payments this year if the euro crisis worsens and the economy slips into a recession, the International Monetary Fund said, underscoring the need for a financial safety net. Orban Bows to Pressure as Hungary May Compromise in EU Feud Hungary bowed to mounting pressure from lenders and regulators as Prime Minister Viktor Orban signaled he would compromise over disputed laws that halted bailout talks, boosting the country’s currency and stocks. Hungary Unexpectedly Holds EU’s Highest Rate as Forint Recovers Hungary unexpectedly left the European Union’s highest benchmark interest rate unchanged as local assets rebounded from record lows after Premier Viktor Orban said he would yield in a row with the European Union. Hungary Faces EU Action Over New Constitution Critics accuse the prime minister and his conservative Fidesz party of pushing Hungary backward. The European Union says aspects of the country's new constitution violate EU law and treaties. But a government spokesman says the ruling party is merely fulfilling its election mandate. |
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