The forint and Czech crown
rebounded on Tuesday, with markets tuned to Hungary's central
bank meeting where the pace of rate hikes may ease and Czech
markets betting on a steeper rise in ...
Czech central banker Tomas Holub said that he would likely support a 50 basis point rate increase at the next policy meeting on Sept. 30, adding to signals that the central bank could deliver its biggest hike since 1997 next week.
Central European currencies
largely drifted weaker and most stocks sagged on Friday, with
global sentiment weak, although the Czech crown held near a more
than 1-1/2 year high on bets the central ...
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