Hungary - Lending Rate





Hungary: Lending Rate

Mnemonic IRLEND.IHUN
Unit Percent, NSA
Adjustments Not Seasonally Adjusted
Daily
Data 28 Mar 2024 8.25
27 Mar 2024 8.25

Series Information

Source National Bank of Hungary (MNB)
Release Monetary Policy
Frequency Business Daily
Start Date 10/15/1990
End Date 3/28/2024

Hungary: Markets

Reference Last Previous Units Frequency
Lending Rate 28 Mar 2024 8.25 8.25 Percent, NSA Daily
Stock Market Index 28 Mar 2024 65,384 64,830 Index Jan 2 1991=1000, NSA Business Daily
Average Long-term Government Bond Feb 2024 6.22 5.98 % p.a., NSA Monthly
Treasury Bills (over 31 days) Feb 2024 6.86 6.81 % p.a., NSA Monthly
Money Market Rate Jan 2024 10.59 11.22 %, NSA Monthly

Release Information

The instruments used by the central bank to implement monetary policy are generally called monetary policy instruments. The Monetary Council is the main decision making body that sets the key policy rate. The monetary policy rate is used to efficiently implement interest rates.  

The MNB’s most important instrument is the two-week MNB-bill. The rate on the two-week MNB-bill serves as the policy rate that reflects best the monetary policy stance and its changes. By changing the base rate the central bank affects its operating target, the 3 month money market rates and indirectly the general economic developments.

These rates are not subject to revisions. 

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