In an interview with Dow Jones Newswires, the Hungarian economy ministry's State Secretary Zoltan Csefalvay said the government is ready to do all what it takes to meet its strict, 2.5% of gross domestic product budget deficit target next year, to be able to decrease a high public debt level. Hungary is also giving a second thought to signing a euro zone intergovernmental pact that Prime Minister Viktor Orban said earlier have taxation implications. "Hungary wants to be a tax-competitive country," Csefalvay said.

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(The Wall Street Journal)