To 2.5% from 2.2% in October. Here's what analysts make of the data.
CPI rises 2.5% year on year in November.
And we'll have inflation data for November.
Morgan Stanley ponders when is too much really too much.
Supported by inflation data.
As expected, and then some.
At least this is what the official figures suggest.
Then it bounces back.
Fund remains pessimistic regarding Hungary.
Analysts comment the latest consumer price changes.
Analysts do not project sharp acceleration for September, either.
Fed and ECB to be active this week.
MNB publishes quarterly Report on Inflation
Expects economy to grow by more than 3.0% even in 2020.
Analysts on potential monetary policy responses.
This might make central bank rethink commitment to further easing.
Yet, the acceleration seems to be over.
Rate hike remains unlikely.
Headline figure also picks up as expected.