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    Hungary's Central Bank Sees Inflation Stabilizing by Mid-2028▼Central Bank Sees Inflation Stabilizing by Mid-2028✉newsBusinessBanking4 h ago

    Hungary's central bank expects inflation to stabilize by mid-2028, according to a report carried by Hungary Today. The projection suggests policymakers believe current disinflation trends will hold over the coming years, though no further details on targets or rate policy accompany the headline. Observers are weighing the forecast against concerns about price pressures and monetary policy in Hungary.

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    Hungarian bond bulls bet on euro path as inflation target cut▼Analysis-Hungarian bond bulls bet on euro path as central bank cuts inflation target✉newsBusinessBanking15 h ago

    Hungary's central bank has cut its inflation target, and bond investors are betting this signals a longer-term path toward euro adoption. The analysis suggests lower inflation expectations could allow further interest rate cuts, tightening Hungarian bond yields toward euro-area levels. Traders are weighing whether fiscal policy and political developments will support or undermine that convergence story.

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    Northern Ireland face Hungary in an upcoming international football fixture, with Hungary head coach Marco Rossi predicting a 'difficult night' for his side in Belfast. Rossi's comments signal respect for Northern Ireland's home threat as both teams prepare for the match, and supporters in the UK and Hungary are following build-up coverage closely.

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    Republic of Ireland beat Israel in Debrecen●Republic of Ireland defeat Israel in Debrecen https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/articles/cqlyk0141lelo?at_medium=RSS&MmastodonSportSoccer222 h ago

    The Republic of Ireland have defeated Israel in a football match played in Debrecen, Hungary. Israel's home fixtures have been staged at neutral venues, which explains the Hungarian location. The result is drawing attention from football fans following the Republic of Ireland's international campaign.