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Analysts Assess Effects Of Bond Issue In Hungary
- 19 Feb 2013 8:00 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's dollar-denominated bond issue lowers the risk that the government will tap the central bank’s foreign-currency reserves, London-based analysts said, after Hungary issued five- and ten-year bonds to a total value of $3.25 billion last Tuesday. The issue practically rules out a loan agreement with the IMF, they remarked, while noting that an IMF loan would have carried much lower yields.
Hungary's Downgrade By Standard&Poor’s Rating Services Should Not Be Taken Seriously
- 27 Nov 2012 8:02 AM
- business
Rating agencies can no longer be taken seriously as they were the ones that suffered the largest loss of credibility during the years of crisis. Having failed to predict the financial crisis, they are a thing of the past now. The future will not depend on them or on speculators, but on countries and production. Instead of credit rating agencies, Hungary has been assessed by investors which have ...
Hungarian Markets Losing Hope Of IMF Loan
- 17 Apr 2012 9:00 AM
- business
The belief that Hungary might not reach an agreement with the IMF and the EU on a standby loan agreement is gaining ground on the currency market, London-based analysts said on Monday. Worries that Hungary would be reluctant to accept the conditions attached to aid from the IMF and the EU have resurfaced, causing tension on the market, analysts with Capital Economics observed.
Election In Hungary Win Ups Market’s Faith In Gov’t
- 5 Oct 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"The markets expressed trust in the government on Monday, on which there is no longer any pressure as a result of the local elections, Buda-Cash trader Sándor Németh said.
Analysts Expect Pressure On Hungarian Government To Renew Talks With IMF
- 22 Sep 2010 1:00 AM
- current affairs
"London-based emerging-markets analysts believe that the Hungarian government will come under intense pressure from capital markets to continue co-operation with the IMF after the local elections, HVG reports.
US GDP Data Leaves Hungary's Forint Unfazed
- 2 Aug 2010 1:02 AM
- business
"As global investor sentiment turned sour, Hungary’s forint started to ease in the morning on Friday. By early afternoon, however, it has regained some strength.
Hungary PM Orbán Sees Single Deficit Cut Deadline For EU Members, Distances From IMF
- 27 Jul 2010 2:00 AM
- current affairs
"Hungary’s "freeing itself from the IMF" is one step forward towards the nation’s self-determination, said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. When the country’s stand-by arrangement with the Fund expires in October, Hungary will have no business with the lender, he added. Orbán stressed that the salary of the central bank’s chief is a sovereign issue and neither the EU, nor the IMF has a say in it.
That's All For Now Folks! Market Expects Halt In Rate Cuts In Hungary
- 27 May 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) will end its rate cut cycle next Monday, analysts’ consensus forecast showed in a Portfolio.hu poll on Wednesday. Their key argument is the palpable deterioration of the global investment environment, but several analysts also pointed to growing uncertainties about the incoming government’s economic policy.
IMF, EU To Accept Only Constructive Action From New Hungarian Government
- 19 May 2010 3:00 AM
- current affairs
"There is very limited guidance from Hungary’s new government on how it intends to approach fiscal consolidation in the quarters ahead, research analysts at UBS said after a recent visit to Budapest. Most observers are disregarding the populist rhetoric of centre-right Fidesz, which obtained an unprecedented two-thirds legislative majority in April - and are waiting to see actual action which ...
Analysts Assess Effects Of Bond Issue In Hungary
- 19 Feb 2013 8:00 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's dollar-denominated bond issue lowers the risk that the government will tap the central bank’s foreign-currency reserves, London-based analysts said, after Hungary issued five- and ten-year bonds to a total value of $3.25 billion last Tuesday. The issue practically rules out a loan agreement with the IMF, they remarked, while noting that an IMF loan would have carried much lower yields.
Hungary's Downgrade By Standard&Poor’s Rating Services Should Not Be Taken Seriously
- 27 Nov 2012 8:02 AM
- business
Rating agencies can no longer be taken seriously as they were the ones that suffered the largest loss of credibility during the years of crisis. Having failed to predict the financial crisis, they are a thing of the past now. The future will not depend on them or on speculators, but on countries and production. Instead of credit rating agencies, Hungary has been assessed by investors which have ...
Hungarian Markets Losing Hope Of IMF Loan
- 17 Apr 2012 9:00 AM
- business
The belief that Hungary might not reach an agreement with the IMF and the EU on a standby loan agreement is gaining ground on the currency market, London-based analysts said on Monday. Worries that Hungary would be reluctant to accept the conditions attached to aid from the IMF and the EU have resurfaced, causing tension on the market, analysts with Capital Economics observed.
Election In Hungary Win Ups Market’s Faith In Gov’t
- 5 Oct 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"The markets expressed trust in the government on Monday, on which there is no longer any pressure as a result of the local elections, Buda-Cash trader Sándor Németh said.
Analysts Expect Pressure On Hungarian Government To Renew Talks With IMF
- 22 Sep 2010 1:00 AM
- current affairs
"London-based emerging-markets analysts believe that the Hungarian government will come under intense pressure from capital markets to continue co-operation with the IMF after the local elections, HVG reports.
US GDP Data Leaves Hungary's Forint Unfazed
- 2 Aug 2010 1:02 AM
- business
"As global investor sentiment turned sour, Hungary’s forint started to ease in the morning on Friday. By early afternoon, however, it has regained some strength.
Hungary PM Orbán Sees Single Deficit Cut Deadline For EU Members, Distances From IMF
- 27 Jul 2010 2:00 AM
- current affairs
"Hungary’s "freeing itself from the IMF" is one step forward towards the nation’s self-determination, said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. When the country’s stand-by arrangement with the Fund expires in October, Hungary will have no business with the lender, he added. Orbán stressed that the salary of the central bank’s chief is a sovereign issue and neither the EU, nor the IMF has a say in it.
That's All For Now Folks! Market Expects Halt In Rate Cuts In Hungary
- 27 May 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) will end its rate cut cycle next Monday, analysts’ consensus forecast showed in a Portfolio.hu poll on Wednesday. Their key argument is the palpable deterioration of the global investment environment, but several analysts also pointed to growing uncertainties about the incoming government’s economic policy.
IMF, EU To Accept Only Constructive Action From New Hungarian Government
- 19 May 2010 3:00 AM
- current affairs
"There is very limited guidance from Hungary’s new government on how it intends to approach fiscal consolidation in the quarters ahead, research analysts at UBS said after a recent visit to Budapest. Most observers are disregarding the populist rhetoric of centre-right Fidesz, which obtained an unprecedented two-thirds legislative majority in April - and are waiting to see actual action which ...