The Hungarian central bank left its base rate on hold again today, at 6.50%, and we think that a rise in inflation in early 2025 will keep rates on hold until at least the new governor, Mihaly Varga, takes charge in March. With inflation likely to remain strong throughout next year, we see scope for only 100bp of interest rate cuts by end-2025.
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