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Megvan a 2027-es hiánycél - Mutatjuk, hogy reagál a forint

Portfolio.hu19 October 2026, 12:31 UTC

Erősödéssel reagált a forint a 2027-es költségvetési terv bemutatására, amelyet Magyar Péter miniszterelnök ismertetett a parlamentben. A miniszterelnök számos adócsökkentést és pluszforrást jelentett be, melyek fedezetét az állami kiadások visszafogásából és egyes adótételek emeléséből teremtik elő. A költségvetési hiány így várhatóan a GDP 4,9 százalékát teszi ki 2027-ben.

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