This report covers the Hungarian central bank's rate cut, analysis of current GBP market flows, and the outlook for Australian interest rates following inflation data.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) cut policy rates by 25bp to 6.00%, signaling a dovish stance for further cuts.
- 2.Current GBP strength is driven by a short squeeze rather than fundamental long-term value, as the currency remains overvalued.
- 3.Australia's trimmed mean inflation accelerated to 3.6% yoy, leading Goldman Sachs to forecast a 25bp rate hike in August.
Table of Contents
- FX Trader Call Today
- NBH Recap
- GBP: Short Squeeze Not Fundamental Long
- AUS ECON (BOAK) – Australia CPI: Inflation Well Above Target
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Authors
Dom WilsonPrateek MookerjeeEren Ozer
Securities
GBPHUF
Themes
Central Bank Policy DivergenceInflation Dynamics
Regions
EuropeAsia PacificHungaryUnited KingdomAustralia
