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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