Monthly analysis

2012

• April
  Ádám Bakos: German government bond yields plunge to unprecedented depths

2011

• March
  Judit Hevér: What makes a country a good debtor?
• February
  Gábor Szabó: The air thins above 100 dollars

2010

• November
  András Loncsák: Bull or bear market ahead in 2011?
• October
  György Pálfi - Edina Persovits: How severe will the impact of the bank tax be?
• September
  Gábor Orbán: Do markets do more than just punish?
• August
  Gábor Orbán: How can we repay the IMF loans?
• July
  Judit Hevér: Let’s price in the 15/B!
• June
  Judit Hevér: Estimating Hungarian bond yields
• May
  Gábor Orbán: Regional bond markets: how big is the liquidity premium?
• March
  Gábor Orbán: The elections through investors’ eyes
• February
  Ádám Bakos: A revival on the mortgage market?
• January
  Judit Hevér – Gábor Orbán: Regional government bond issues in 2010

2009

• December
  Judit Hevér – Gábor Orbán: What are the swap points telling us?
• October
  Gábor Orbán: Back to social security – market effects
• August
  Gábor Orbán: Should we be channelling funds out of NBH two-week bonds?
• July
  Gábor Orbán: Growing demand and supply in the government bond market
• June
  Gábor Orbán: The gainers from the decline in volatility
• May
  Gábor Orbán: Weakening dollar, strengthening forint: a return to carry trade?