BREAKING: Euro/forint exchange surpasses 400
The forint traded at 398.68 to the euro around 10:00 in the morning on Wednesday, softening from 398.08 late Tuesday. At 1 PM on Wednesday, the exchange rate was even closer to 400, hovering over 399.43.
According to Portfolio, current trends suggest it’s only a matter of time before the EUR/HUF exchange rate exceeds the critical psychological threshold of 400. The Hungarian currency has weakened by more than 5 units against the euro in just one week, causing the EUR/HUF rate to rise to levels not seen since early August, approaching 400.
The article also highlights a shift in the dollar-forint exchange rate, which could place further pressure on Hungary’s currency in the coming days.
Economists predict that the euro could soon surpass HUF 400.
On Wednesday morning, the forint slipped to 360.23 from 359.73 against the dollar. It weakened to 426.05 from 425.31 to the Swiss franc
UPDATE: EUR/HUF reaches 400
The Hungarian currency has fallen, with the euro above 400 forints at 3.18 PM on Wednesday. The exchange rate hasn’t been this weak since March, and according to Economx, there is no rationale for a forint rise now.
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A matter of time was a few hours after this story was published. It went above 400 forints per euro. It’s a psychological number for Hungarians but the long-term drift has always been a depreciation of the forint with occasional reversals. The problem with forint depreciation is that it inflates the price of imports which feeds through the rest of the economy.