Tackling inflation top priority, says governor of Hungary’s central bank
Inflation is central banks’ greatest foe, and tackling it is a vital step towards creating monetary sustainability, György Matolcsy, the governor of Hungary’s central bank (NBH) wrote in an article published by magyarnemzet.hu on Monday.
Eighty percent of Hungary’s inflation is imported, Matolcsy noted.
The governor also said
the NBH’s general quantitative easing programmes would be replaced by targeted credit facilities.
Matolcsy also wrote about the future of central banking in his article, saying that central banks must embrace innovation.
He noted that
the NBH had been handed a green, sustainability mandate, which was the first in Europe.
Matolcsy argued that today’s two-tier banking system should become more diverse, thereby forging a stronger financial system.
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Source: MTI
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