Ungaria se pregătește să reducă ținta de inflație, pentru aderarea la zona euro în 2030. România, mai departe de acest obiectiv decât acum 10 ani

Hungary's National Bank is considering lowering its inflation target from 3% to align with Eurozone requirements. The current target is the highest among non-Eurozone countries. Hungary aims to meet Euro adoption criteria by 2030, while Romania struggles to meet most economic conditions despite a lower inflation target. Inflation in Hungary rose slightly to 1.3% in August 2026, influenced by higher prices for alcohol and tobacco. Romania, once close to Eurozone entry in 2015, now meets only one convergence criterion, highlighting a significant economic shift since then.