Hungarian MPC looks through rising inflation… for now

The press release accompanying the Hungarian MPC’s meeting earlier today remained dovish, but we think the Council is probably underestimating how quickly inflation will rise in the second half of this year. That could prompt the MPC to unwind its unconventional easing measures in late 2017.

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