July 01, 2009, 9:46 CET
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IMF says early elections possible as slump deepens
There is a chance that early elections will be held in Hungary due to political instability, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) said yesterday in a statement summing up the fulfilment of conditions for the loan it extended to Hungary.
The prospects of the Hungarian economy have worsened due to the further slump of the external environment, the IMF underlined. The fall of Hungary's GDP could be higher than earlier anticipated, while the employment market landscape and the fall in trade turnover are a cause for concern.
Tax revenues will be much lower than predicted, it added.
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The shit gets deeper by the day....
fabian,
As a pig farmer you should know.
Viking, as a piece of turd yourself, you ought to know best.
So, did the IMF not do its homework when it lent the money to HU? And now it has realized that the macros as well as a mandate from the populace are not so good?
Bajnai needs to go on a charm offensive if he wants to last out the natural term and sway the IMF to believe in his strategy.