Hungary in no hurry to adopt euro, says economy minister - agency

"We are not in a hurry," Matolcsy told a news conference.  "We d like to generate GDP growth, economic growth. And we d like to create one million jobs in the Hungarian economy. All these successes might result in Hungary joining the euro. But not before," he added.     Hungary will keep its budget deficit under 3 percent of GDP every year until 2015, he said. Hungary wants to emulate Poland s constitutional debt limits when it drafts a new constitution this year, he added.     "There is a rule in the Polish constitution, when the public debt level of GDP reaches 55 percent, there are measures, very strong measures to be introduced to lower the deficit," Matolcsy said. "We will have similar measures in the new Hungarian constitution," he added.