Tisza aims to create conditions for adopting the euro by 2030

The Tisza government aims to create conditions for adopting the euro within four years, according to fiscal policy expert András Kármán. They plan to assess the financial situation and hold consultations before setting a target date. Price stability is a key condition, but the government will not use price caps like the previous administration. They intend to phase out such interventions without burdening consumers. Meeting the Maastricht criteria is essential for euro adoption, and economist Viktor Zsiday suggests it could happen within 5 to 7 years.