Hungary's central bank: inflation trajectory significantly revised downward, CPI increase expected to be 2.3% in 2027

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⑴ The Central Bank of Hungary stated that, compared with the March inflation report, the inflation trajectory in the June forecast has moved significantly lower. For the remainder of this year and into next year, the inflation rate will continue to be below the bank's 3% policy target, and even if price caps are immediately lifted, the inflation rate will not exceed the 3% target range.⑵ The central bank noted that, due to the ongoing conflict involving Iran, corporate price hike expectations have risen slightly, but household inflation expectations have noticeably declined in recent months. The euro selling transaction mechanism related to coverage of energy imports will remain in place until June 30th, and any decision to continue such measures will be made based on the September inflation report.⑶ The central bank expects the Consumer Price Index increase for residents in 2027 to be 2.3%, which is lower than the previous forecast of 3.7%. The inflation rate for 2028 is expected to be 3.0%, consistent with market expectations in the previous forecast report.

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