Hungary Central Bank Hikes Base Rate by 30 Base Points Hungarian central bank rate-setters hiked the base rate by 30 basis points to 2.40 pc at a regular policy meeting... 2021.12.15.
Central Bank Head Matolcsy: Budapest Should Be Divided Governor and head of the Central Bank, György Matolcsy, wrote an article titled "What could be the solution to the... 2021.12.14.
Central Bank Chief: Gov’t Should Not Buy Back Budapest Airport Bad timing, inflated price, new trends emerging in the world economy, and a need to reduce Budapest's overhead within Hungary,... 2021.12.09.
Analysts: Curbing Inflation Will Take a Long Time Analysts told state new agency MTI that inflation may have reached its peak in November with a 14-year record high... 2021.12.08.
Why Does the Exchange Rate of Hungarian Forint Keep Slipping? In recent days, the forint has repeatedly set negative records against the euro, inching further and further towards the long-feared... 2021.11.25.
Forint Hits New Historic Low against the Euro The weakening of the forint began last week and has continued on Monday, with the Hungarian currency quickly falling to... 2021.11.22.
Base Rate Raised by 30 Basis Points by Hungary’s Central Bank Hungary rate-setters at a regular policy meeting on Tuesday raised the base rate by 30 basis points to 2.10 percent... 2021.11.16.
Central Bank Head Urges Rethink on Deficit Spending to Restore Balance The way in which Hungary narrows the gap with more advanced economies requires a rethink so that not only is... 2021.11.15.
Hungary Inflation 6.5% in October Consumer prices in Hungary rose by an annual 6.5 percent in October, up from 5.5 percent in the previous month,... 2021.11.09.
Governor Matolcsy: Central Bank Crisis Management Successful The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) handled the 2020 crisis successfully, and kept inflation at 3.3 percent, close to target,... 2021.11.08.
Head of Hungary’s Central Bank: Continued Centralization Will Ruin the EU György Matolcsy, Governor of Hungary's Central Bank, has shared his projection of the European Union's future, essentially calling for more... 2021.10.26.
Hungary Central Bank Raises Base Rate to 1.80% Hungarian rate-setters raised the central bank's base rate by 15 basis points to 1.80 percent at a scheduled meeting on... 2021.10.19.
Trade Min: Hungary Offers Favourable Environment for Fintech Companies’ Growth Hungary offers a favourable environment for the growth of fintech companies, Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister Péter Szijjártó said in... 2021.10.08.
Rate-setters Point to Persistence of Upside Risks Surrounding Inflation Outlook Hungarian central bank (NBH) policymakers have warned of the risks associated with persistent inflation and agreed that the tightening cycle... 2021.10.07.
Rushed Introduction of Euro Could Hurt Hungary’s Growth, Cbanker Warns A rushed adoption of the euro that ignores differences in the levels of economic development between Hungary and the euro... 2021.10.06.
Less than Half of Retail Borrowers Remain in Repayment Moratorium Less than half of the eligible retail borrowers are still participating in the repayment moratorium, National Bank of Hungary (NBH)... 2021.09.29.
Central Bank Welcomes Moody’s Decision to Upgrade Hungary’s Rating The National Bank of Hungary welcomes the decision of Moody's Investor Service to upgrade Hungary's sovereign rating to Baa2 from... 2021.09.27.
Hungary’s Central Bank Raises Base Rate to 1.65% Hungarian rate-setters raised the central bank's base rate by 15 basis points to 1.65 percent at a scheduled meeting on... 2021.09.22.
Central Bank Warns about Underestimating Risk of Persistent Rise in Inflation It would be a mistake to underestimate the risk of a persistent rise in inflation, National Bank of Hungary deputy... 2021.09.17.
Following Central Bank’s Base Rate Hike Forint Firms to Two-Month High In an attempt to curb inflation, the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) once again decided to raise its base rate... 2021.08.25.
Hungary Central Bank Raises Base Rate to 1.50% Hungarian rate-setters raised the central bank's base rate by 30 basis points to 1.50 percent at a scheduled meeting on... 2021.08.24.