Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the country will not pursue euro adoption “in the foreseeable future,” citing concerns over sovereignty and what he described as “EU disintegration.” Speaking before parliament, Orbán argued that retaining monetary independence was essential to safeguard Hungary’s growth model and fiscal control.
Analysts note that while Hungary meets several technical criteria, political divergence from Brussels has deepened since 2022. The decision highlights Europe’s growing fragmentation — not of geography, but of purpose. AI Image Disclaimer
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Reuters, Politico Europe, Bloomberg, Magyar Nemzet
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