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June 2006 | Political Risk Analysis

BMI View: As regards public finance reform, Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany is steering a dangerous course between a fall-out of investor confidence if the pace is too slow, and rebellion among key public and party support if it is too fast.

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