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    CEE MARKETS-Forint recoups some losses ahead of expected rate hike

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    • Non-Eurozone , Hungary |
    • 5:25 AM ET 09/27/2022
           By Anita Komuves
           BUDAPEST, Sept 27 (Reuters) - The Hungarian forint
    firmed on Tuesday in a positive correction, recouping some
    losses from the previous session, with investors eyeing the
    central bank's meeting later in the day where analysts expect
    the bank to raise its base rate further.
        The forint was up 0.38%, trading at 407.00 per
    euro ahead of the central bank's decision. Most analysts in a
    Reuters poll expect a 100-basis-point rate hike to 12.75%.
    
        "The rate hike is mostly priced in already," an FX trader in
    Budapest said. "Today's strengthening is a correction after the
    fall yesterday when the prime minister's words on seeking funds
    from non-EU sources raised investor concerns."
        The currency weakened on Monday after PM Viktor Orban said
    that if the European Union does not give Hungary money for
    modernising its energy system, then "we will get the necessary
    funds from other financial sources."
        Orban's press chief and the government spokesman did not
    reply to emailed questions from Reuters requesting details on
    these financial sources.
        Long-term government bond yields continued to tick higher on
    Tuesday after a jump of about 25-30 basis points in the previous
    session on Orban's comments, a fixed-income trader said.
        The yield on the benchmark 10-year bond was about 9.63%, at
    around a 10-year high which it had reached earlier this month.
        Investors also eyed the NBH's statement due to be published
    at 1300 GMT for guidance on a possible slowdown or end of its
    hiking cycle and for the bank's latest inflation projections.
        Deputy Governor Barnabas Virag told reporters last Thursday
    that the NBH could consider ending its rate rise cycle after
    Tuesday's meeting.
        Policymakers across central Europe are seeking to end a
    cycle of rate hikes running since last year even as inflationary
    pressures remain and the world's major central banks keep
    pursuing higher rates.
        The Czech National Bank, meeting on Thursday, already left
    rates unchanged in August for the first time in over a year.
        The Polish zloty weakened 0.31% to 4.7640 versus
    the common currency. It was pressured by global recession fears
    and growing risk aversion towards emerging currencies, Bank
    Millennium wrote in a note.
                      CEE      SNAPSH   AT
                      MARKETS  OT      1032
                                       CET
                               CURREN
                               CIES
                               Latest  Previo  Daily   Change
                                       us
                               bid     close   change  in
                                                       2022
     EURCZK  Czech    0       0       %       %
     EURHUF  Hungary  00      00       %
     EURPLN  Polish   EURRON  Romania  %
     EURHRK  Croatia  EURRSD  Serbian  00      50       %       %
             Note:    calculated from          1800
             daily                             CET
             change
    
                               Latest  Previo  Daily   Change
                                       us
                                       close   change  in
                                                       2022
     .PX     Prague            1152.2  1151.0   +0.10
                                    5     800       %
     .BUX    Budapes           38903.  38528.   +0.97  -23.30
             t                     43      86       %       %
     .WIG20  Warsaw   2       8       %       %
     .BETI   Buchare           10846.  10622.   +2.11  -16.95
             st                    79      15       %       %
     .SBITO  Ljublja  1       8       %       %
     .CRBEX  Zagreb   2       3
     .BELEX  Belgrad  %
     .SOFIX  Sofia    %
    
                               Yield   Yield   Spread  Daily
                               (bid)   change  vs      change
                                               Bund    in
             Czech                                     spread
             Republi
             c
     CZ2YT=           0      ps
     CZ5YT=           0      ps
     CZ10YT           ps       s
             Poland
     PL2YT=           0      ps
     PL5YT=           ps
     PL10YT           ps
                      FORWARD
                               3x6     6x9     9x12    3M
                                                       interb
                                                       ank
             Czech    Hungary  Poland   Note:    are for ask
             FRA      prices
             quotes
             ****************************************
             **********************
     (Additional reporting by Pawel Florkiewicz in Warsaw; editing
    by Uttaresh.V)
    
    
    
    
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