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Emerging Europe Economics Update

Emerging Europe Economics Update

Hungary rate hike fails to impress the currency markets

If this afternoon’s 50bps hike in Hungarian interest rates was intended to shore up the forint, the move has flopped. But in truth it was always likely that a far larger increase would be needed to strengthen the currency. With the euro-crisis set to intensify and a deal with the IMF still some way off, we think there remains a greater than 50:50 chance that the National Bank will be forced into more aggressive interest rate hikes over the next 3-6 months.

 

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