Earlier today we attended a meeting with Hungarian Minister of Economy, Zoltan Csefalvay. We left with the impression that, while the government talks a good game on the need for medium-term economic reforms, it underestimates the near-term challenges facing Hungary, particularly with regard to securing an IMF deal.
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