Mortgage Hungary Latest Information

Mortgage Hungary Latest Information

Hungary sees EU/IMF loan deal by April
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary could secure a new funding deal worth around 17-20 billion euros with international lenders by March or April, a top government official said on Monday as consumer sentiment in the emerging European economy plunged to a two-year low. Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government is struggling to repair tattered ties with the European Union so it can secure a credit ...

Hungary Crisis Stokes Fears of Debt Contagion
Dispute with EU comes as fears grow that Europe’s debt crisis is spreading east

Orban as Hungary Opponent of Soviets Finds Unlikely EU-IMF Foe
As an unshaven student leader in the 1980s, Viktor Orban urged his fellow Hungarians to reject Soviet rule and embrace democracy. Now, as prime minister, he’s fighting western capitalists in the name of freedom.

Corporate Finance/M&A Corner
Just think: If more people were financially literate, there might never have been a mortgage crisis in the US, or a Swiss franc lending crisis in Hungary and other CEE countries.

10 Things You Need To Know Before The Opening Bell
The ECB agrees to concessions in Greece, Yahoo shakes up its board, and guess who is the new face of Armani.

IMF projects Hungary’s economy will grow 0.3% in 2012
The International Monetary Fund projects Hungary’s economy will grow 0.3% in 2012 and 1.5% in 2013, an annual country report published on Wednesday.

For Hungarian Borrowers, A Mortgage Nightmare
In better times, ordinary Hungarians flocked to low-interest mortgages denominated in Swiss francs. Then, the Hungarian currency crashed and the franc soared, and now 1 million Hungarians face exorbitant payments on properties that have lost value.

Bond Yields (And Their Relationship to FX)
Bond Yields (And Their Relationship to FX)

Hungary reaches crunch time with the IMF
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary reaches crunch time with the IMF this week as it tries to win a funding deal to prevent a market meltdown after a series of policy mistakes sapped investor confidence and the government's domestic support. Conservative Prime Minister Viktor Orban fell out with international lenders after they rejected several of his policies but plunging financial markets and ...

UPDATE - Household debt drops with preferential FX loan repayments in December
Hungarian households made more repayment in foreign currency than borrowed in forint in December 2011, the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) reported on Tuesday.

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