Euro expectations stabilise currencies

Relatively stable market expectations for euro-locking rates have fixed the exchange rates of three central European currencies, research published by the National Bank of Hungary finds.

By factoring for the relevant latent exchange rate, market expectations concerning locking rate and date, the research shows that the exchange rates of the koruna, the forint and the zloty were all substantially stabilised by relatively stable expectations.

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