The expert panelists for our roundtable discussion were Karoly Radnai, managing partner of Andersen in Hungary, and Veronika Špaňárová, managing director and country officer at Citi Hungary.
The moderator was Robin Marshall MBE, the editor-in-chief of the Budapest Business Journal.
The themes covered this time included Hungary’s sluggish Q3 GDP growth of 0.6% and the likely development of the economy in the remainder of Q4 and into 2026, the relative stability of the forint, the impact of the current pre-election spending on balancing next year’s budget, whether the election might lead to a pause in FDI, and the impact of international affairs and geopolitical tensions on the local economy.
The discussion is now available on Youtube and Spotify:
The moderator was Robin Marshall MBE, the editor-in-chief of the Budapest Business Journal.
The themes covered this time included Hungary’s sluggish Q3 GDP growth of 0.6% and the likely development of the economy in the remainder of Q4 and into 2026, the relative stability of the forint, the impact of the current pre-election spending on balancing next year’s budget, whether the election might lead to a pause in FDI, and the impact of international affairs and geopolitical tensions on the local economy.
The discussion is now available on Youtube and Spotify: