BUDAPEST, March 8 (Reuters) - Hungary will have a "tough
job" cutting back inflation into single digits by the end of the
year from over 25% at the start of 2023, central bank Deputy
Governor Barnabas Virag told parliament on Wednesday.
Virag said the bank would pursue a monetary policy that
restores price stability as soon as possible.
(Reporting by Gergely Szakacs)
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