The International Monetary Fund will not tie its loan to dictated preconditions, rather it expects Hungary to modernise its economy, Fiscal Council head Arpad Kovacs said on public television on Tuesday.
Kovacs said the interest rate for IMF loans was 2.5 percent, 4 percentage points below the market rate, and added that in return the organisation may have expectations against its borrower.
Hungary is seeking a 2 to 3 year framework agreement in the range of 12-15 billion euros.
Hungary’s chief negotiator Mihaly Varga said earlier that parties at the talks could reach an agreement as early as November this year.






