Tag Archives: EUR/HUF

Central European Daily

Ukraine army ousts rebels from airbase Polish inflation remains at 0.7 % Although some kind of armed intervention against separatist militias in

Central European Daily

Fidesz has two-third majority in the Hungarian parliament, while the market looks not too happy with it The votes of people living in foreign countries have not changed the result of the Hungarian parliamentary election.

Central European Daily

Tensions in East Ukraine further escalate NBP contemplates asset market intervention The Central European currencies eventually closed only little changed on

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Putin’s threat leaves CEE currencies calm Hungary’s CPI barely changed in March CEE currencies shrugged off the threat expressed by

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The NBP signals stability of interest rates, … … the CNB sees longer presence of intervention regime Yesterday´s meeting of the Polish central bank (NBP) brought no significant news;

Central European Daily

Forint firms to a 9-month high Czech inflation remains low A stronger than expected industrial output growth together with

JPY buying taking a pause (but there’s more to come)

EUR/USD: Monday’s rally continued also yesterday with the marketrising back above the 2008 trend line threatening the 1.3821resistance.

Central European Daily

Czech and Hungarian industrial output grows more than expected On Monday, the Czech industrial output surprised analysts by a 6.7% y/y rise in February,

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Hungary’s elections: the main question remains open The result of the Hungarian parliamentary election was in line with the expectations.

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May receive Fidesz two-third or simple majority? Hungarian Parliamentary election will be held on this Sunday (6 April).

Dollar and NOK/SEK liked higher

EUR/USD: The past three days has developed into a relatively bearishpattern with each day printing a marginally new high beforefalling back and closing below the 2008 top line.

Central European Daily

CEE currencies marginally eased yesterday after a slightly worse than expected PMI had been released. However, PMI remained above 50, indicating ongoing economic recovery.