20.361USD
Today
+0.24%
5 Days
-1.22%
1 Month
-2.02%
6 Months
-2.81%
Year to Date
-0.95%
1 Year
-16.24%
Opening Price
20.312Previous Closing Price
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The configuration is mixed.
below 20.285, expect 20.222 and 20.184.
rebound towards 20.467
ING’s Frantisek Taborsky notes quiet Central and Eastern European trading, with EUR/PLN and EUR/CZK staying in usual ranges, while EUR/HUF breaks to two-year lows below 377.

This week is critical for the Koruna as central banks in the CEE region prepare for important announcements. Frantisek Taborsky from ING expects mixed signals from PMIs and inflation data that could influence monetary policy.

Hungary’s central bank kept rates unchanged but struck a notably dovish tone, opening the door to rate cuts and pushing markets to price in deeper easing, with EUR/HUF facing renewed upside pressure, ING's FX analyst Frantisek Taborsky notes.

The Hungarian National Bank (MNB) is widely expected to leave its base rate unchanged at 6.50% at today’s meeting, continuing its prolonged policy hold for the thirteenth consecutive month.

Tuesday's inflation in Hungary was slightly lower than expected, at 4.3% versus 4.5% expected, confirming the downside risk of a stronger HUF. Detailed figures show some stagnation, but it is still not a success story.

Hungary’s National Bank (MNB) maintained its base rate at 6.50% yesterday, as had been widely anticipated, defying government pressure for monetary easing.

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