Zoltán Kurali: Interest Rate Cut Could Happen This Year if the Government's Euro Dream Proves Credible
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The Hungarian National Bank may still reduce interest rates this year if external market conditions develop favorably and the government presents a credible deficit reduction plan in order to join the euro, said Zoltán Kurali, the vice president of the central bank responsible for monetary policy, in an interview with Reuters.
Another interest rate cut may come in Hungary before the end of the year, but this also requires a favorable external market environment and a credible budget path.
The Hungarian National Bank (MNB) may continue to cut interest rates this year, provided that external market conditions develop favorably and the government comes up with a credible deficit reduction plan in order to join the eurozone. Although the central bank kept the base rate at 5.5 percent at its last interest rate-setting meeting, it lowered the inflation target from 3 to 2.5 percent in preparation for the euro adoption, Portfolio reporte…
Hungary's central bank could cut interest rates by the end of this year if market conditions are favorable and the government presents a credible plan to reduce the deficit in order to adopt the euro, the bank's deputy governor responsible for monetary policy, Zoltán Kurali, told Reuters. The Hungarian...
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