(Reporting by Krisztina Than)
BUDAPEST, March 14 (Reuters) - Hungary's inflation could
slow further in coming months at an accelerating pace and drop
to around 9% in annual terms by the end of the year, business
news site vg.hu cited the economy minister as saying on Tuesday.
Minister for Economic Development Marton Nagy said the
government was committed to curbing inflation to single-digit by
the end of 2023. "Declining inflation could also open the room
for a reduction in central bank and market interest rates," Nagy
was cited as saying in an interview.
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