Acceleration is next, though.
Q1 GDP data in the pipeline. Everyone's upbeat. Why?
Earnings data for January-March are also in the pipeline.
Fuel prices play key role.
Approval rating of ruling Fidesz party drops.
Even if it did, the MNB will not waver.
Local fund managers' outlook on the forint, bonds.
VAT cut shrugged off.
Magyar Telekom and OTP are the top picks.
Polls show Olympic fever petered out.
Consumer prices did rise in January, but how drastically?
GDP growth might not have reached even 2.0% in 2016.
Local fund managers do not project significant shifts.
The other is still Magyar Telekom.
Analysts expect major profit growth for Q416.
Tuesday is the big, but boring day. Excitements come only later.
Consumer prices will rise despite VAT cuts.
Here's the latest survey of local fund managers.
The GKI index is closing the year near its highest point in 2016.
Local fund managers' outlook on the HUF.