Forthcoming elections in Hungary and the Czech Republic are likely to spotlight fiscal frailties in both countries. As ever, the risks remain greatest in Hungary. But the likelihood of a weak government means that efforts to tackle the Czech Republic’s large budget deficit are likely to disappoint too.
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