A Hungarian central bank official said falling inflation and a decline in risk premia may have lowered the interest-rate level needed to achieve price stability.
According to Jin10, the official, Kurali, said policymakers should remain vigilant about long-term yield movements, volatility in energy prices, and the possibility that major central banks could raise interest rates.
Hungary Central Bank Official Says Lower Inflation May Reduce Rate Needed for Price Stability
2026-06-08 07:43:10
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