BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban set out his stall for elections in 2014 on Friday, pledging to get the economy back on track, make Hungary financially independent and help households clear their foreign currency debts.
With a successful dollar bond sale earlier this month, the country's first international issue since 2011, Orban has already demonstrated his ability to secure financing after the International Monetary Fund refused it a credit line after long months of talks.
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