Hungary to Lift Cap on Deposit Rates from April 1
- 22 Mar 2024 8:07 AM
- Hungary Matters
The cap, set at the average three-month discount T-bill auction yield, was rolled out on November 22, 2022, as a measure to counter interest income of a scale that was “unjustified and unfair”.
The cap was applied to institutional investors, pension funds, insurers and investment funds, as well as retail banking clients with 20 million forints (EUR 50,000) or more on their accounts.
The ministry noted that the effective central bank base rate and interbank interest rates had fallen close to ten percentage points since the cap was introduced, as inflation dropped sharply supported by government measures.
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