The agreement was signed by central bank governor Mihaly Varga and chamber head Elek Nagy. After the signing, Varga said the cooperation aimed to promote economic growth, help achieve and maintain price stability, and support economic policymakers.
He added that the sides would undertake joint analyses of economic trends in future and assess the situtation of local businesses, especially export activities, growth, price developments and labor market trends.
The cooperation will extend to identifying SMEs with big growth potential and establishing a common platform to foster growth with the involvement of local banks, knowledge centres and universities. The sides will also prepare joint gauges of business sentiment.
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