The Hungarian central bank played a master stroke in March, lowering inflation forecasts sharply and cutting rates in response to inflation surprises having overtaken it over the past quarter. An[…]
Hungary had to renounce the title of European Growth Champion quite quickly. Still, the government is insisting on three-comma figures; agriculture is to blame for the fact that the results[…]
It’s done: Parliament has decided on the state budget for 2016. Normally this happens only in late autumn. The Orbán government is willing to prove to us that it makes[…]
The national economy continues to grow dynamically, with expectations only differing in trusting whether the number three will appear in front of the comma in the total annual result or[…]
In a sudden and totally unexpected way the Swiss National Bank released the franc rate on January 15, raising the artificially fixed rate of 1.20 EUR/CHF. It was all so[…]
