(Bloomberg) -- If investors in Hungary were the
only people allowed to vote, Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany
would be in much better political shape.
The 45-year-old Socialist, who made millions turning around
failing former state-owned companies, has seen his year-old
austerity campaign begin to pay dividends in the form of a
stronger forint and record performance by the main stock index.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
only people allowed to vote, Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany
would be in much better political shape.
The 45-year-old Socialist, who made millions turning around
failing former state-owned companies, has seen his year-old
austerity campaign begin to pay dividends in the form of a
stronger forint and record performance by the main stock index.
Read more at Bloomberg Bonds News
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