Hungarian minister calls central bank ‘unco-operative’
MNB’s critique of government strategy draws official’s rebuke
The Hungarian government again criticised the central bank after it published an analysis of the national economic strategy, local pro-government publication Index reported on May 21.
“In the government’s view, strategy analysis itself is not a problem,” said the minister for the economy, Márton Nagy, adding that “we all have a phone which can be picked up”.
Nagy was replying to to the Central Bank of Hungary (MNB)’s evaluation of the government’s plans for boosting economic competitiveness, which
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