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Hungary is preparing to adopt the euro by aiming to reduce its budget deficit below 3% of GDP by 2030, potentially allowing entry into the eurozone by 2032. The new government under Peter Magyar is shifting economic strategies from Viktor Orban's era, focusing on sustainable deficit reduction and fiscal stability. Meanwhile, Romania is far from meeting the necessary criteria for euro adoption, with no clear timeline for its transition. Hungary's finance minister, Andras Karman, emphasizes the importance of careful planning for euro adoption, including participation in the ERM-2 exchange rate mechanism.