Hungary’s central bank (MNB) reiterated the message that it’s unlikely to cut its base rate anytime soon, when it left that rate on hold again today (at 13.00%). That said, the MNB offered some signs that it may be close to phasing out its market stabilisation tools (which includes a daily deposit interest rate of 18.00%). In our view, this could happen as soon as next quarter.
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