32 result(s) for return policy in Business
Hungary Does Not Aim To Get IMF Loan - Misunderstanding?
- 26 Aug 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"The negotiations with the IMF this autumn, mentioned in the recent announcement of the Ministry of Economy, are only the regular economy policy consultations the multilateral institution holds with all member states, the latest press release of the Hungarian Ministry of Economy emphasized. It is difficult to interpret the events of the past 20 hours.
Hungary Base Rate Frozen All Summer Long
- 24 Aug 2010 12:30 PM
- business
"At Monday’s rate-setting session, the National Bank of Hungary has left the base rate unchanged at a historic low of 5.25% for the 5th month in a row. Hungary’s interest rate policy supposedly remains driven by concerns for fiscal stability rather than the inflation outlook.
Hungary's Forint Remains Top Eye-Catcher In EM
- 1 Apr 2010 3:00 AM
- business
"Hungary’s forint has topped the Emerging Markets FX Scorecard of Credit Suisse for the third month in a row. The latest run of CS’s currency model, the "Scorecard", suggests being long HUF, BRL and PLN against being short IDR, INR, ZAR and RUB vs. USD in April 2010, Credit Suisse said on Wednesday.
Hungary Needs "Fiscal Dictatorship" - Járai
- 11 Mar 2010 1:00 AM
- business
"Hungary would still be on the verge of sovereign default if it was not for the IMF credit, said Zsigmond Járai, former Governor of the central bank (NBH). He also told a conference in Budapest on Tuesday that the c.bank pursued a wrong monetary policy and that it should have lowered interest rates drastically. He noted that Hungary would need to rewrite its Convergence Programme as quickly as ...
When The EUR Falls, Hungary's Forint Tends To Underperform CE3 Peers
- 5 Mar 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"A better risk appetite environment should support the EUR/USD in the short term, but the cross looks to be heading lower from Q2 on, Crédit Agricole Corporate Investment Bank said on Thursday. It reminded that there have only been three other periods of EUR weakness, the last of which corresponded with the worst of the credit crisis.
Hungary Does Not Aim To Get IMF Loan - Misunderstanding?
- 26 Aug 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"The negotiations with the IMF this autumn, mentioned in the recent announcement of the Ministry of Economy, are only the regular economy policy consultations the multilateral institution holds with all member states, the latest press release of the Hungarian Ministry of Economy emphasized. It is difficult to interpret the events of the past 20 hours.
Hungary Base Rate Frozen All Summer Long
- 24 Aug 2010 12:30 PM
- business
"At Monday’s rate-setting session, the National Bank of Hungary has left the base rate unchanged at a historic low of 5.25% for the 5th month in a row. Hungary’s interest rate policy supposedly remains driven by concerns for fiscal stability rather than the inflation outlook.
Hungary's Forint Remains Top Eye-Catcher In EM
- 1 Apr 2010 3:00 AM
- business
"Hungary’s forint has topped the Emerging Markets FX Scorecard of Credit Suisse for the third month in a row. The latest run of CS’s currency model, the "Scorecard", suggests being long HUF, BRL and PLN against being short IDR, INR, ZAR and RUB vs. USD in April 2010, Credit Suisse said on Wednesday.
Hungary Needs "Fiscal Dictatorship" - Járai
- 11 Mar 2010 1:00 AM
- business
"Hungary would still be on the verge of sovereign default if it was not for the IMF credit, said Zsigmond Járai, former Governor of the central bank (NBH). He also told a conference in Budapest on Tuesday that the c.bank pursued a wrong monetary policy and that it should have lowered interest rates drastically. He noted that Hungary would need to rewrite its Convergence Programme as quickly as ...
When The EUR Falls, Hungary's Forint Tends To Underperform CE3 Peers
- 5 Mar 2010 2:00 AM
- business
"A better risk appetite environment should support the EUR/USD in the short term, but the cross looks to be heading lower from Q2 on, Crédit Agricole Corporate Investment Bank said on Thursday. It reminded that there have only been three other periods of EUR weakness, the last of which corresponded with the worst of the credit crisis.