Orban said price caps were "useful" in fighting against inflation but were also causing market disturbances and the government was currently working on plans on how to phase them out. (Reporting by Krisztina Than)
BUDAPEST, March 31 (Reuters) - Hungary's government aims
to phase out price caps on basic food stuffs and mortgage rates
gradually as inflation slows, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said
on Friday, without giving an exact timeline.
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