What is the weak point of the Tisza government? – Péter Ákos Bod in Della

Bod Péter Ákos, former central bank governor, notes improvements in Hungary's legal security and predictability post-Gyula Day. However, he criticizes the government's inefficiency in handling issues and reaching decision-makers. He emphasizes the need for faster governance, recalling his own experience in swiftly establishing a team as industrial minister. The discussion also touches on Varga Mihály's future as central bank governor and the importance of leadership succession at the European Central Bank. Ákos expresses concern over international financial markets and advises the government to focus on reducing budget deficits by 2028.

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