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Hungarian policymakers to keep monetary conditions loose

Having cut interest rates earlier today, the National Bank of Hungary once again didn’t give much away about the outlook for monetary policy. The MPC appears to have become a little more dovish regarding the inflation outlook, suggesting that there could be a few more rate cuts over the coming months. But the bigger picture is that, barring a sharp fall in the forint, monetary conditions are likely to remain loose.

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