befektetes-bankBÉT - Despite decreasing sales, the BUX fell this week.
The weekly turnover was 102.8 billion forints, down from the previous week’s 104.7 billion forints, with the leading stocks declining except for Mol.
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Featured Analysis
The forint is getting increasingly worse, falling to 365.
The forint’s trading on Thursday initially stabilized, but the exchange rate weakened throughout the day due to the international mood and expectations regarding US labor market data. Important factors include the US-Iran negotiations, the price of oil, and expected interest rate changes by the Japanese and US central banks. The KSH’s unfavorable industrial and retail data also affected the forint, while demand for Hungarian government bonds remained stable.
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befektetes-bankSolving the yen mystery and the collapsing Japanese bond market
The Japanese yen has fallen to a 40-year low against the dollar, with the dollar rising above 160. This is a significant anomaly, as the yield spread between U.S. and Japanese 10-year government bonds has fallen to near its cycle low. In addition, the yen has lost its status as a classic safe-haven currency, and those who expect a trend reversal based on traditional rules may be sorely mistaken.
befektetes-bankFamily allowance payment in August 2026: two payments in August, here are the official dates
According to the general rule, the family allowance for the previous month arrives on the second working day of the month.
befektetes-bankHistoric step: South Korea abolishes decades-long restrictions, opens the foreign exchange market
South Korea presented a detailed plan to facilitate free trade between its companies and foreign investors. This is the most ambitious step taken so far towards liberalizing the foreign exchange market - according to Bloomberg.
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befektetes-bankPension payment in August 2026: here is the official date for receiving the August pension.
Those who receive their pensions by mail will continue to receive them on the day specified in the postal delivery calendar issued by Magyar Posta, starting August 2026.
befektetes-bankParents over 50 could find themselves in a difficult situation: will the affordable family home ruin their children's future?
The property is a great investment from many perspectives, but the very characteristics that make it attractive as an investment present a significant drawback in terms of insurance.
befektetes-bankThe emerging market has become a black sheep – It's facing another wave of attacks.
On Friday morning, the forint market showed an unusual weakening, but this quickly turned into strengthening, followed by another weakening. Investors continue to closely monitor news from the Middle East, which is constantly affecting the mood.
befektetes-bankYou could lose millions at the end: very few people pay attention to this detail when taking out a loan.
The average amount of personal loans requested up to mid-June this year was almost 3 million forints.
befektetes-bankAn unbelievable loophole in Hungarian mortgages: save millions with this forgotten method
The Hungarian mortgage portfolio has increased by five times in one year, while the role of borrowing has also increased in housing purchases.
befektetes-bankOne member of the supervisory board of EXIM Bank has resigned.
Eszter Gyarmati, former member of the supervisory board, has ceased her membership, according to EXIM Bank. This change follows shortly after the change in the position of the CEO.
befektetes-bankUS inflation falls, but the dollar doesn't fall: two factors keep the market in check
The US inflation rate soared in June, which would normally lead to a significant dollar decline. However, almost nothing happened. Two factors are currently holding the dollar back. If these factors disappear, things could return to normal for the dollar. A further decline in the greenback could also trigger trends in many important assets.