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"Hungary’s central bank cut its benchmark interest rate to the lowest in 17 months to help jolt the nation out of its worst recession in almost two decades as a steep decline in domestic demand keeps inflation in check.
The Magyar Nemzeti Bank lowered the two-week deposit rate to 8 percent from 8.5 percent.
Rates may fall further as the economy is in its worst recession in 18 years and declining demand eases price pressures."
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