Forint Weakens To 361 Per Euro
- 18 Sep 2020 8:21 AM
The forint weakened to 361.2 per euro on Thursday, as East European currencies lost value, as usually happens when the dollar strengthens, analyst of ING bank Péter Virovácz said.
More >>The forint weakened to 361.2 per euro on Thursday, as East European currencies lost value, as usually happens when the dollar strengthens, analyst of ING bank Péter Virovácz said.
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