Hungary 10-Year Government Bond Yield

Hungary 10-Year Government Bond Yield fell by 0.010% on Wednesday October 22, trading at 6.85% with a weekly gain of 0.02% and monthly loss of 0.03%. The National Bank of Hungary's sustained high benchmark interest rate, a hawkish monetary policy stance, has directly increased the yield premium on Hungarian bonds. Fiscal consolidation measures while intended to reduce the deficit, are contributing to higher government borrowing costs due to rising interest burdens and potential deficit target revisions. Persistent inflation data, remaining above the central bank's target, requires continued restrictive monetary policy, thereby influencing the compensation investors demand for inflation risk on the Hungary 10-Year Government Bond Yield. Its 52-week high was 7.29 %, while its 52-week low was 6.38 %.