(Bloomberg) -- The Hungarian forint rose against the
euro on speculation rising global interest rates will encourage
investors to pickup yields by buying emerging-market assets.
The forint is the second-best performing currency in Europe
today after the Turkish lira. Hungary's benchmark interest rate
of 8 percent is the highest in the European Union.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
euro on speculation rising global interest rates will encourage
investors to pickup yields by buying emerging-market assets.
The forint is the second-best performing currency in Europe
today after the Turkish lira. Hungary's benchmark interest rate
of 8 percent is the highest in the European Union.
Read more at Bloomberg Emerging Markets News
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