csak probáltam tartani a hangulatot,bele sem néztem.:)jöttek a cikkek dobáltam befelé.

mondom örüljetek:)

Én inkább visszaminősítésnek hívnám. Mivel szinte mindenki várta, ezért lehet, hogy már hétfő délután lehjebb lesz oti, mint most. Ha másik cég is visszaemel minket, akkor az5 hiszem itthon befellegzett egyeseknek a mutyitőzsde.

http://www.investing.com/currencies/eur-huf-chart

hol hol? ne csak a csíkot nézd..az osztást is oldalt.

Én eladtam minden valutámat...csak némi költőpénz maradt.

az költői túlzás, hogy széttépik :) kivi vagyok mennyiért vettük meg ezt a sztorit :)

Széttépik a forintot a felminősítés után

http://www.portfolio.hu/deviza_kotveny/deviza/felminositettek_rogton_ugrik_a_forint.5.232120.html

Jó hír. Másik kettő is idén léphetne, vagy legalább egy közülük.

Na végre, ez már csak meglöki felfelé. 850-ről elég rendesen illene elrugaszkodnia hétfőn.

Fitch Upgrades Hungary to 'BBB-'; Outlook Stable

Fitch Ratings-Paris/London-20 May 2016: Fitch Ratings has upgraded Hungary's Long-term foreign currency IDR to 'BBB-' from 'BB+' and affirmed the Long-term local currency IDR at 'BBB-'. The issue rating on Hungary's senior unsecured Foreign Currency bonds has been upgraded to 'BBB-' from 'BB+'. The issue rating on the Local Currency bonds has been affirmed at 'BBB-'. The Outlooks on the Long-Term IDRs are Stable. The Country Ceiling has been revised to 'A-' from 'BBB' and the Short-Term Foreign-Currency IDR upgraded to 'F3' from B.

KEY RATING DRIVERS

The upgrade of Hungary's IDRs reflects the following key rating drivers and their relative weights:

HIGH

The combination of high current account surpluses, high European Union (EU) fund inflows, banks' external deleveraging, the self-financing programme and foreign currency mortgage conversion have contributed to a sharp improvement in Hungary's external balance sheet and reduction in vulnerability. Net external debt (NXD) reduced to 48% of GDP in 3Q15 from 73% in 2012 (based on Fitch's methodology which differs from the Hungarian central bank methodology). Fitch forecasts a further fall in NXD in the coming years.

Hungary has recorded current account surpluses since 2010, due to stronger exports following industrial expansion, weaker domestic demand relative to the pre-2008 era, reduced external interest repayments, and, more recently the fall in commodity prices. The surplus was 4.4% of GDP in 2015. Fitch expects the surplus to narrow over the forecast horizon to 2017 (when it is projected at 2.7% of GDP) as growing domestic demand supports higher imports.

MEDIUM

Tighter fiscal policy has been consistent with a gradual decline in government debt from a high level. Fitch expects gross general government debt to be 73.2% of GDP by 2017, down from 75.3% at end-2015 and a peak of 80.8% in 2011. The agency forecasts debt will slowly decline in the medium term. Following the self-financing programme to increase banks' demand for government bonds, the sovereign's debt is less exposed to external risks. Foreign currency now accounts for 28% of central government debt (down from 49% in 2011) and non-residents for 23% of local currency debt (down from 40% in 2012).

The government deficit narrowed to 1.9% of GDP in 2015 from 2.3% in 2014, primarily due to strong growth in revenue (+7.7%), reflecting improving economic conditions. In 2016 and 2017, the year before the general election, the authorities plan to use higher tax revenues derived from stronger growth to support increased expenditure and tax cuts. Fitch expects that the deficit will remain broadly flat in 2016 and increase to 2.5% of GDP in 2017. Hungary is unlikely to meet its EU Medium Term Objective to reduce the structural deficit to 1.5% of GDP by 2019 from 2.0% in 2015.

The banking sector's situation has improved, reducing risks to economic and financial stability. The average capital ratio was 19.7% at end-2015 and the loan to deposits ratio fell to 102% at end-2015 from 122% at end-2014. To address the still high level of non-performing loans (9.4% at end-2015 from 13.2% in 2014), a bad bank, MARK, will purchase impaired commercial real estate loans (worth HUF350bn or 1% of GDP). The cut in bank tax from 2016 illustrated the authorities' commitment to improve the operational environment and we assume the authorities will not introduce any new adverse bank legislation. Fitch expects a further contraction in bank lending to the private sector in 2016 and 2017.

Hungary's 'BBB-' IDRs also reflect the following key rating drivers:-

Hungary's GDP per capita and governance indicators are higher than the 'BBB' medians reflecting its greater economic development and integration with Western Europe. World Bank's Ease of Doing Business indicators are stronger than rating peers but weak policy predictability, business unfriendly changes in tax/law (including sectoral taxes) and a high regulatory burden have affected private investment.

GDP growth has been lower than peers. After a contraction in 2012, growth has been positive since 2013 and picked up in 2014 (3.7%) and 2015 (2.9%) driven by public investment, consumption and net exports. This has supported a significant decline in the unemployment rate, to 6.0% in March 2016 from 7.7% in 2014 and 11.0% in 2012. Fitch expects growth to slow to 2.1% in 2016 reflecting the fall in EU fund disbursements and to average 2.0% in the medium term. The main risk to the outlook is lower-than expected demand from the eurozone.

RATING SENSITIVITIES

The Stable Outlook reflects Fitch's assessment that upside and downside risks to the rating are

evenly balanced. Nonetheless, the following risk factors could individually or collectively trigger positive rating action:

- Continued reduction in external indebtedness supported by current account surpluses.

- Sustained decline in government debt/GDP.

- Stronger GDP growth potential supported by an improved business environment.

The main factors that could lead to negative rating action are:

- Renewed rise in government debt/GDP.

- Deterioration in the economic policy framework potentially leading to adverse developments in external or government finances.

hoppá!!???

Végre nem vagyunk bóvliban: felminősítette Magyarországot a Fitch!

http://www.portfolio.hu/gazdasag/vegre_nem_vagyunk_bovliban_felminositette_magyarorszagot_a_fitch.5.232176.html

Na erre ki számított? Ki vett 6700 alatt tegnap? Én nem mertem. 6710, 6800, 6850, 6900 vannak csomagjaim. Innen mehetünk új csúcsra is. Senki nem beszél a ma estéről. Lehet, hogy lesz felmin?

Engem nem érdekelt hogy kit tömtek ki és mennyire... a chartot nézem csak :)

Oda vártam, szint megvolt, jel megvolt, léptem. Ennyi...

Célár 7200, majd vissza ide le, ez a terv, piac meg majd eldönti mit akar. Szerintem oldalazás lesz 7200 és 6600 között most pár hétig. Meg kell nyugodjon itt, hogy utána felfelé tudjon menni.

Na, off-ra kapcsolom magam, mert megint túl sok a fórumozás... az meg elvisz a semmibe.

No mióta dicsértem a gyorsjelentést már esett vagy 10%-ot. :) Van ilyen.

Viszont mintha a felülteljesítő erőnk elszállt volna. Lehet a félelem ettől a brexit/usa kamatemeléses júniustól amúgy is május van . Bánat tudja.

Azért ha parás lesz ez a május vége /június akkor könnyedén ott találhatjuk magunkat ahonnan indultunk év elején.

Ez nem tölt el nagy lelkesedéssel .

Felőlem. Felmarkolom az osztit, közben meg termelnek a hati shortok.

Olvaom mindenkit kitömtek több éves csúcsközelben... akkor indulhat az esés? :)

Én még nem szálltam vissza a körhintába 6540 óta

Na, ennek a zárónak piszkosul nem örülök. Nem gondoltam, hogy így fog elesni a 6700.

Holnap nagy szívatás lesz, még jó, hogy nem leszek.

na elbucskázik a 6700 is?

6687

Z

Szintén zenész :)

(6725)

Stop jó távol, kis pakk, próba, bővítek ha lejjebb jönne.

:-)))

Ahogy 5700-nál, úgy szerintem 6700-nál is tartják, nem hagyják esni. Hétfőn mindenki happy lesz, és megindul. Eddig esésre játszottam, nem kis bukót szedtem össze. Most már fel hiszek. Persze lehet, hogy most fog fordulni. :)