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Market anticipates potential rate cuts
“This unusual combination indicates to us that the market is essentially giving the NBH the green light for a rate cut in February.”
“For now, we can expect the weak US dollar and some hopes for progress in the Ukraine peace deal to continue to support the forint.”
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