| | MONEY MARKET RESPONDS WELL TO EXPANDED (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21) |
 | | Hungary’s currency was stabilised in March of 1995, when a policy of crawling peg devaluation was introduced as part of a package of austerity measures dubbed the “Bokros Package” after Lajos Bokros, who introduced it as minister of finance. |
 | | He did point out that when the band was only ±2.25pc, the forint was stuck at the top edge, meaning that it would have gone up in value had that been allowed. |
 | | In practice, increasing the band means that the forint, which was equivalent to about EUR 270 in March, may now move freely within a band equating it to anywhere from EUR 230 to EUR 310. |
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