Hungary cenbank announces tenfold increase in gold reserves

The gold is already in the country.

Hungary central bank to make "extraordinary announcement" on Tuesday

About its investment policy.

Cenbank chief also urges Hungarians to buy government bonds

Matolcsy says FX debt should be cut to zero.

Consumer prices in Hungary seen up at almost 6-year high

Hugely important inflation data to be released shortly.

London-based economists see smaller Hungarian rate hike and later

MNB could hold on for longer.

This is how you sell monetary easing as tightening

What has the central bank actually done here?

INSTANT VIEW - Hungarian c.bank announces gradual policy normalisation

With tried and tested tools.

Hungarian central bank publishes new growth, inflation estimates

No change compared to July Inflation Report.

Hungary c.bank to change unconventional toolkit, prepares for normalisation

MNB to do away with several unconventional policy tools.

Hungarian central bank holds policy meeting

Hungary's central bank cannot delay this decision for much longer

All eyes on the upcoming policy meeting.

Hungary forint approaching a brick wall

HUF already south of 324 vs. euro.

Hungary forint does not cross "pain threshold" of central bank

There's no rate hike pressure, says Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

Hungary's cenbank pledges to maintain loose monetary conditions with current tools

Turkey is mentioned too.

Central banks have some fire power for this week too

EUR/USD could be affected.

Speculators beat up Hungary's forint, and they remain ready to rumble

Short HUF positions the highest in years.

INSTANT VIEW - Monetary conditions remain unchanged in Hungary

Central bank hints, though, that tightening is on the cards.

Hungary c.bank provides rationale for rate decision

Monetary Council statement published.

Hungarian central bank keeps rates on hold as expected

MPC statement to be released at 3 P.M. today.

What lies ahead of Hungary's cenbank and the forint? - 10 key questions

What has changed for the central bank then?