Centrálna banka v januári sprísnila usmernenia menovej politiky, čím prakticky vylúčila znižovanie sadzieb v blízkej budúcnosti
The Hungarian Central Bank has decided not to change its key interest rates, citing concerns over inflationary pressures. The rates remain at 6.5% for loans, 7.5% for secured loans, and 5.5% for overnight deposits. The bank has maintained a cautious approach to monetary policy, particularly after tightening its guidelines in January, which effectively ruled out rate reductions in the near term. Vice-governor Barnabás Virág emphasized the need for a disciplined and anti-inflationary approach due to global investor uncertainty.
