Today
+0.12%
5 Days
-0.98%
1 Month
+0.59%
6 Months
-0.91%
Year to Date
-1.57%
1 Year
+3.84%
Opening Price
403.88Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is negative.
above 405.22, look for 406.59 and 407.40.
the downside prevails as long as 405.22 is resistance
Last week after business hours on Friday, Standard & Poor’s issued a downgrade of outlook on Hungary’s sovereign debt from stable to negative. S&P already rates the issuer at 'BBB-/A-3', the lowest within investment grade, which highlights the significance of a negative outlook from here.
EUR/HUF uptrend stalled near 416 and it has evolved within a sideways consolidation, Societe Générale’s FX analysts note.
The National Bank of Hungary is scheduled to meet today, but this should be a copy-and-paste of previous meetings. FX has seen significant relief in the last two weeks, but inflation did surprise to the upside in December.
As expected, the National Bank of Hungary left rates unchanged yesterday and forward guidance did not see much change either, ING’s FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
Inflation numbers from Hungary this morning should show an increase from 3.2% to 3.8% YoY, slightly above market expectations, and in line with the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) forecast, ING’s FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.
In a recent column, we addressed the question of recent sharp depreciation of the Hungarian forint exchange rate, asking if the central bank (MNB) might have to intervene as an emergency.