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      Instrument data
      Issuer
      Senority
      Senior Unsecured
      Currency
      USD
      Coupon percent
      6.375%
      Coupon type
      Fixed:Plain Vanilla Fixed Coupon
      Instrument volume
      3,000,000,000
      Maturity date
      29/03/2021
      -
      WD Outlook: N/A
      WD Outlook: N/A
      Latest change
      Withdrawal
      30/03/2021
      General information
      Rating
      Public
      Unsolicited
      With no issuer participation
      UK endorsed
      EU Rated
      Withdrawal reason: end of maturity of the debt obligation, or in case the debt is redeemed, called, prefunded, cancelled
      Jakob Suwalski Lead analyst
      Dr. Giacomo Barisone Committee chair
      Scope upgrades Hungary’s credit rating to BBB+ from BBB, with a Stable Outlook

      18/10/2019 Rating announcement EN

      Scope upgrades Hungary’s credit rating to BBB+ from BBB, with a Stable Outlook

      Sustained public debt reduction, increasing resilience against external shocks, and strong investment drive the upgrade. High public debt, competitiveness issues, and uncertainties in the regulatory environment remain constraints.

      Scope affirms Hungary’s credit rating of BBB, changes Outlook to Positive

      23/2/2018 Rating announcement EN

      Scope affirms Hungary’s credit rating of BBB, changes Outlook to Positive

      Robust economic performance, reduced external imbalances, fiscal consolidation and an improving debt structure underpin the Positive Outlook; high public debt, poor non-price competitiveness and weakening institutional credibility remain constraints.

      Scope upgrades Hungary’s newly published credit rating to BBB from BB+ and changes Outlook to Stable

      1/9/2017 Rating announcement EN

      Scope upgrades Hungary’s newly published credit rating to BBB from BB+ and changes Outlook to Stable

      Robust economic performance, reduced external imbalances, a commitment to fiscal consolidation and improving debt structure support the rating; high public debt, poor non-price competitiveness and weakening institutional credibility remain constraints.

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