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11.04.2026

Ian Bremmer: Hungary faces low GDP growth, falling investment and high bond yields — Hungary sees weak growth and high yields

Hungary is experiencing sluggish economic performance, according to Ian Bremmer. The latest figures show GDP growth projected at just 0.4% for 2025, while investment has declined 20% over the past two years. Core inflation remains above 5%, and Hungarian bond yields are now the second highest in the European Union.

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Bremmer has previously reported $580 million in oil futures traded 16 minutes before the Trump administration announced a pause on a U.S. Iran strike, according to his earlier coverage. He has also highlighted how global trading is adjusting as the strait of Hormuz is considered a potential war zone. These earlier observations add to the context of his recent focus on Hungary’s weak economic outlook.

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