Hungary Is Back On The Map

Moody’s Investors Service reviewed the ranking of Hungary as sovereign debtor on 4 November, and decided to upgrade it to the section “recommended for investment” with stable outlook.

With this step, all the three major agencies list Hungary again as a reliable and recommended target to invest. Hopefully, the investment activity of foreign companies will increase in the coming period, further improving the economical climate in Hungary.

Leinonen is here at their service and ready to be a reliable business partner in accounting, payroll and advisory services.

The full article of Moody’s is available here.

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