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- The Tisza Party aims to adopt the euro by 2030, pending economic criteria, said András Kármán, the party's fiscal policy expert.
- The government will assess Hungary's finances and consult stakeholders before setting a target date.
- Kármán said price stability must be achieved without state-imposed controls, which hinder a market economy.
- The move toward euro adoption comes as Hungary negotiates EU frozen funds, signaling a political and economic shift.
