Orban scuppers IMF deal (again)

Today’s statement by Hungarian PM Victor Orban that his government will reject the conditions attached to an IMF programme is unlikely to spell the end of negotiations between the two parties, but it is likely to result in a sell-off in the forint and Hungarian bonds.

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