Az üzemanyagárak emelkedése miatt nagyot ugrott májusban az infláció, de a kereslet-vezérelt tételekben is érzékelhető a gyorsulás. Idén nyáron átmenetileg 3% feletti inflációra számítanak az OTP Bank elemzői. Tartósan 2019-ben érheti el a jegybank célját a pénzromlás üteme, sőt, ha a kockázatok realizálódnak, akár jelentősebb gyorsulás is jöhet jövőre.
Flash Report - Hungarian Inflation - 11 April 2018OTP Bank Ltd.
2%-ra emelkedett az éves bázisú fogyasztói árindex márciusban, azonban továbbra is számos hatás fékezi az árnyomás erősödését. Idén 2% közelében maradhat az infláció, jövőre azonban akár gyors emelkedést is láthatunk, ha az egyszeri tételek hatása kifut.
Az üzemanyagárak emelkedése 3% fölé vitte júniusban az inflációt, azonban a jegybanki cél fölötti pénzromlási ütem újabb sokk hiányában nem lesz tartós. Noha az alapfolyamatokból következő árnyomás folyamatosan erősödik majd, a külső tételek (üzemanyag, élelmiszer, hatósági árak, jövedéki adós termékek) egész 2019. végéig 3% alatt tarthatják a fogyasztói árindexet.
Report on Inflation - 11 September 2018OTP Bank Ltd.
Augusztusban 3.4% volt az éves infláció mértéke, ami meglepte az elemzőket, mivel a piac a júliusi csúcs után kismértékű csökkenésre számított. A meglepetést elsősorban a szezonális élelmiszerek – burgonya és zöldségek – áremelkedése okozta, amely nagy valószínűség szerint a következő szezonig hatással lesz az inflációra. A sokkal kevésbé változékony, a konjunktúra ciklustól erőteljesebben függő „trendinflációs” tételek esetében is emelkedő inflációt láthatunk, köszönhetően az erős belső keresletnek, illetve a költségoldalról érkező árnyomásnak. A közelmúltban ismertté vált hatósági intézkedések – jövedékiadó-emelés és autópályamatrica-áremelés – miatt az OTP Bank elemzői 2,6%-ról 2,8%-ra emelték az idei, és 2,2%-ról 2,5%-ra a jövő évi inflációs előrejelzésüket. Az általuk kiemelten figyelt „szűrt inflációs” mutató, amely nem tartalmazza a nagy áringadozású termékeket (szezonális élelmiszerek és üzemanyag) és tisztítva van az adóváltoztatások hatásától – vagyis azon tényezőktől, amelyeken a monetáris politika jellemzően „át szokott nézni” – 2,5, 2,6, és 3% lehet a 2018 és 2020 közötti években. Vagyis a 3%-os inflációs cél elérése az átmeneti hatások kiesését követően 2020-ra várható.
Flash Report - Government Deficit - 6 April 2018OTP Bank Ltd.
2017-ben a kormányzat előzetes bejelentésének megfelelően 2% volt a költségvetés hiánya. Az erős bér- és fogyasztás-bővülés miatt gyorsan nőttek az adóbevételek. A kiadási oldalon a legnagyobb mértékben, 54%-kal a beruházások nőttek, illetve az év végi, diszkrecionális döntéseknek köszönhetően a dologi kiadások. A beruházások várhatóan átmeneti megugrása és az év végi diszkrecionális döntések nélküli egyenleg továbbra is egyensúly közeli. Az államadósság – amely immár az Exim Bank adatait is tartalmazza – a GDP 73.6%-ára mérséklődött az előző évi 76%-ról, dacára annak, hogy az EU-s projektek előfinanszírozása az eredmény-szemléletűnél érdemben magasabb pénzforgalmi deficitet eredményezett. Előretekintve a kockázatok – részben a választásokhoz kötődő bizonytalanság miatt – a deficit növekedése irányába mutatnak.
A KSH a tegnapi napon publikálta a májusi inflációs adat. A közlés szerint 1,9% volt az áremelkedés üteme. Ez megegyezett a piaci elemzők konszenzusával, viszont meghaladta az OTP Elemzési Központ 1,9%-os várakozását.
Highlights on Global Central Bank Policy Rates as on July 2014Jhunjhunwalas
Highlights on Global Central Bank Policy Rates as on July 2014
#CentralBankOfHungary reduced BaseRate by 20 basis points to 2.10% with effect from 23rd July 2014
#Hungary #MagyarNemztiBank #MNB
#CentralBankOfRussia raised #KeyRate to 8.0 % on July 25th 2014 , #Russia #CBR #BankOfRussia
#ReserveBankOfNewZealand raised OfficialCashRate by 25 basis points to 3.50% on 24th July 2014 , #RBNZ #NewZealand
#CentralBankofNigeria retains #MonetaryPolicyRate at 12% #MPR,#MPC Monetary Policy Comittee met on 21st and 22nd July 2014.
#MonetaryPolicy of #CentralBankofTrinidadAndTobago maintains #RepoRate at 2.75%
#BankOfIsrael , As on 28th July 2014 the #MonetaryCommittee reduces the #InterestRate for August 2014 by 0.25 percentage points, to 0.5 percent, #BankIsrael #CentralBankOfIsrael #Israel
Flash Report - Hungarian Inflation - 11 April 2018OTP Bank Ltd.
2%-ra emelkedett az éves bázisú fogyasztói árindex márciusban, azonban továbbra is számos hatás fékezi az árnyomás erősödését. Idén 2% közelében maradhat az infláció, jövőre azonban akár gyors emelkedést is láthatunk, ha az egyszeri tételek hatása kifut.
Az üzemanyagárak emelkedése 3% fölé vitte júniusban az inflációt, azonban a jegybanki cél fölötti pénzromlási ütem újabb sokk hiányában nem lesz tartós. Noha az alapfolyamatokból következő árnyomás folyamatosan erősödik majd, a külső tételek (üzemanyag, élelmiszer, hatósági árak, jövedéki adós termékek) egész 2019. végéig 3% alatt tarthatják a fogyasztói árindexet.
Report on Inflation - 11 September 2018OTP Bank Ltd.
Augusztusban 3.4% volt az éves infláció mértéke, ami meglepte az elemzőket, mivel a piac a júliusi csúcs után kismértékű csökkenésre számított. A meglepetést elsősorban a szezonális élelmiszerek – burgonya és zöldségek – áremelkedése okozta, amely nagy valószínűség szerint a következő szezonig hatással lesz az inflációra. A sokkal kevésbé változékony, a konjunktúra ciklustól erőteljesebben függő „trendinflációs” tételek esetében is emelkedő inflációt láthatunk, köszönhetően az erős belső keresletnek, illetve a költségoldalról érkező árnyomásnak. A közelmúltban ismertté vált hatósági intézkedések – jövedékiadó-emelés és autópályamatrica-áremelés – miatt az OTP Bank elemzői 2,6%-ról 2,8%-ra emelték az idei, és 2,2%-ról 2,5%-ra a jövő évi inflációs előrejelzésüket. Az általuk kiemelten figyelt „szűrt inflációs” mutató, amely nem tartalmazza a nagy áringadozású termékeket (szezonális élelmiszerek és üzemanyag) és tisztítva van az adóváltoztatások hatásától – vagyis azon tényezőktől, amelyeken a monetáris politika jellemzően „át szokott nézni” – 2,5, 2,6, és 3% lehet a 2018 és 2020 közötti években. Vagyis a 3%-os inflációs cél elérése az átmeneti hatások kiesését követően 2020-ra várható.
Flash Report - Government Deficit - 6 April 2018OTP Bank Ltd.
2017-ben a kormányzat előzetes bejelentésének megfelelően 2% volt a költségvetés hiánya. Az erős bér- és fogyasztás-bővülés miatt gyorsan nőttek az adóbevételek. A kiadási oldalon a legnagyobb mértékben, 54%-kal a beruházások nőttek, illetve az év végi, diszkrecionális döntéseknek köszönhetően a dologi kiadások. A beruházások várhatóan átmeneti megugrása és az év végi diszkrecionális döntések nélküli egyenleg továbbra is egyensúly közeli. Az államadósság – amely immár az Exim Bank adatait is tartalmazza – a GDP 73.6%-ára mérséklődött az előző évi 76%-ról, dacára annak, hogy az EU-s projektek előfinanszírozása az eredmény-szemléletűnél érdemben magasabb pénzforgalmi deficitet eredményezett. Előretekintve a kockázatok – részben a választásokhoz kötődő bizonytalanság miatt – a deficit növekedése irányába mutatnak.
A KSH a tegnapi napon publikálta a májusi inflációs adat. A közlés szerint 1,9% volt az áremelkedés üteme. Ez megegyezett a piaci elemzők konszenzusával, viszont meghaladta az OTP Elemzési Központ 1,9%-os várakozását.
Highlights on Global Central Bank Policy Rates as on July 2014Jhunjhunwalas
Highlights on Global Central Bank Policy Rates as on July 2014
#CentralBankOfHungary reduced BaseRate by 20 basis points to 2.10% with effect from 23rd July 2014
#Hungary #MagyarNemztiBank #MNB
#CentralBankOfRussia raised #KeyRate to 8.0 % on July 25th 2014 , #Russia #CBR #BankOfRussia
#ReserveBankOfNewZealand raised OfficialCashRate by 25 basis points to 3.50% on 24th July 2014 , #RBNZ #NewZealand
#CentralBankofNigeria retains #MonetaryPolicyRate at 12% #MPR,#MPC Monetary Policy Comittee met on 21st and 22nd July 2014.
#MonetaryPolicy of #CentralBankofTrinidadAndTobago maintains #RepoRate at 2.75%
#BankOfIsrael , As on 28th July 2014 the #MonetaryCommittee reduces the #InterestRate for August 2014 by 0.25 percentage points, to 0.5 percent, #BankIsrael #CentralBankOfIsrael #Israel
A kedvező bevételi folyamatoknak és egyes kiadási tételek visszafogott alakulásának köszönhetően jelentős mozgástér áll rendelkezésre a magyar költségvetésben. A 2018-as költségvetési törvényjavaslat a 2,4%-os hiánycélhoz képest érzékelhető mozgásteret főként az állami beruházások és a dologi kiadások növelésével tölti ki.
Inflation is an increase in the aggregate money price level. In 2015, Vietnam has reached its lowest annual Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) in the last decade of 0.63%. This allowed the country to stimulate production and grow well for a short term. However, the inflation needs to increase to 4-5% for a long-term growth. Thus, the government has made some moves to spike up inflation at a control level in 2016. Along with this action, the increase in the world price of oil and the decrease in Vietnam’s food supply have contributed to the rise of inflation during the first five months of 2016. The inflation rate is projected to grow to more than 5% in the end of 2016 and will continuously grow in 2017.
Highlights:
- Annual inflation rose in May, indicating sustained demand
- GDP growth stable and moderate in the first quarter of 2015
- Annual wage growth gradually decreasing
In Focus:
- Economic situation and forecasts – growth slows down, risks remain high; by Igors Kasjanovs
A piaci konszenzusnál erősebben, az OTP Bank Elemzési Központjának előrejelzésénél gyengébben alakult az első negyedéves GDP. Az adat megerősítette az OTP elemzőinek az idei év egészére vonatkozó 4%-os növekedési várakozását, a kockázatok felfelé mutatnak.
In this paper we analyze the evolution of Brazilian inflation under the inflation targeting
system from a cost-push perspective. We identify the main features of three quite distinct
phases (1999-2003, 2004-2009 and 2010-2014) and explain them in terms of tradable
price trends in local currency, changes in the dynamics of monitored prices and behavior
of wage inflation. We conclude that the trend towards continuous nominal exchange rate
devaluation after mid-2011, together with the strengthening of the bargaining power of
workers and the trend of rising real wages since 2006, means that distributive conflicts in
Brazil are getting much more intense. We also suggest that the apparently very irrational
recent (early 2015) change in the orientation of economic policy towards contractionary
fiscal, incomes and monetary policies in a stagnating economy seems to be ultimately
based on the desire to weaken the bargaining power of workers that was much
strengthened during the brief but intense Brazilian “golden age” of 2004-2010.
OTP Bank_Flash report 20170707_hu_deficitOTP Bank Ltd.
Az első negyedévben rekord többletet mutatott a költségvetés ESA egyenlege. A második negyedévi pénzforgalmi hiányt az EU-s források megelőlegezése okozta, a költségvetés alapfolyamatai továbbra is kedvezőek.
Bullard Fed US Macroeconomic Outlook 2017AtoZForex.com
St. Louis President and Chief Executive of the Federal Reserve Bank James Bullard addresses the Fed US Macroeconomic Outlook 2017 during an International Distinguished Lecture at the Australian Center for Financial Studies.
Variations or irregular rise of consumer price index worldwide of which Ghana is no exception has affected many businesses in the country. However, the obvious indicator of an inflationary situation is rising prices of consumer goods. On the basis of the above, the researchers decided to do a trend analysis on consumer price indices obtained from the Ghana Statistical Service to serve as a guide to the business community in Ghana. The main objective of the analysis is to determine the overall pattern in the data and to subsequently fit an appropriate trend for forecasting future values. The main statistical technique used in this work is time series analysis. Based on the trend analysis carried out, the study revealed that, there was general upward trend in the CPIs in Ghana, collaborating an earlier research conducted by Ampofo. However, the shapes of graphs of the CPIs, showed a slight difference. Finally, forecast values or predictions for the CPIs were made for the year 2008.
In our latest report we provide our assessment of the impact that recent events had on the Greek economy as well as our macroeconomic forecast for the next 2 years
ChoiceBroking - Q2FY16 GDP growth at 7.4%; robust manufacturing expansion indicates revival in economic scenario. To read our monthly economic outlook please click here http://bit.ly/1QTqJKI
"Highlights":
Annual inflation was stable in April
GDP growth maintained by retail trade and impeded by energy sector
Labour market gradually becoming more favourable for employees
"In Focus":
Eurosystem's monetary policy: Expanded Asset Purchase Programme; autors: Egils Kaužēns
The economy is going through a soft patch.
Unemployment increased due to this and seasonal
factors, but started rapidly falling in April.
Macroeconomic balances mostly improved in
the 1Q10. A lot of slack in the economy helped
inflationary tensions ease in this period and the CPI
inflation rate should remain within the central bank
target band for the next four quarters at least. The
four quarter rolling current account deficit rose
slightly in terms of GDP while the central government
deficit came lower than expected.
"Highlights":
Consumer prices are on the rise though annual inflation remains negative
Surplus in the current account for the second consecutive quarter
Lending is back
"In Focus":
Macroeconomic forecasts, by: Igors Kasjanovs
A kedvező bevételi folyamatoknak és egyes kiadási tételek visszafogott alakulásának köszönhetően jelentős mozgástér áll rendelkezésre a magyar költségvetésben. A 2018-as költségvetési törvényjavaslat a 2,4%-os hiánycélhoz képest érzékelhető mozgásteret főként az állami beruházások és a dologi kiadások növelésével tölti ki.
Inflation is an increase in the aggregate money price level. In 2015, Vietnam has reached its lowest annual Consumer Price Index (“CPI”) in the last decade of 0.63%. This allowed the country to stimulate production and grow well for a short term. However, the inflation needs to increase to 4-5% for a long-term growth. Thus, the government has made some moves to spike up inflation at a control level in 2016. Along with this action, the increase in the world price of oil and the decrease in Vietnam’s food supply have contributed to the rise of inflation during the first five months of 2016. The inflation rate is projected to grow to more than 5% in the end of 2016 and will continuously grow in 2017.
Highlights:
- Annual inflation rose in May, indicating sustained demand
- GDP growth stable and moderate in the first quarter of 2015
- Annual wage growth gradually decreasing
In Focus:
- Economic situation and forecasts – growth slows down, risks remain high; by Igors Kasjanovs
A piaci konszenzusnál erősebben, az OTP Bank Elemzési Központjának előrejelzésénél gyengébben alakult az első negyedéves GDP. Az adat megerősítette az OTP elemzőinek az idei év egészére vonatkozó 4%-os növekedési várakozását, a kockázatok felfelé mutatnak.
In this paper we analyze the evolution of Brazilian inflation under the inflation targeting
system from a cost-push perspective. We identify the main features of three quite distinct
phases (1999-2003, 2004-2009 and 2010-2014) and explain them in terms of tradable
price trends in local currency, changes in the dynamics of monitored prices and behavior
of wage inflation. We conclude that the trend towards continuous nominal exchange rate
devaluation after mid-2011, together with the strengthening of the bargaining power of
workers and the trend of rising real wages since 2006, means that distributive conflicts in
Brazil are getting much more intense. We also suggest that the apparently very irrational
recent (early 2015) change in the orientation of economic policy towards contractionary
fiscal, incomes and monetary policies in a stagnating economy seems to be ultimately
based on the desire to weaken the bargaining power of workers that was much
strengthened during the brief but intense Brazilian “golden age” of 2004-2010.
OTP Bank_Flash report 20170707_hu_deficitOTP Bank Ltd.
Az első negyedévben rekord többletet mutatott a költségvetés ESA egyenlege. A második negyedévi pénzforgalmi hiányt az EU-s források megelőlegezése okozta, a költségvetés alapfolyamatai továbbra is kedvezőek.
Bullard Fed US Macroeconomic Outlook 2017AtoZForex.com
St. Louis President and Chief Executive of the Federal Reserve Bank James Bullard addresses the Fed US Macroeconomic Outlook 2017 during an International Distinguished Lecture at the Australian Center for Financial Studies.
Variations or irregular rise of consumer price index worldwide of which Ghana is no exception has affected many businesses in the country. However, the obvious indicator of an inflationary situation is rising prices of consumer goods. On the basis of the above, the researchers decided to do a trend analysis on consumer price indices obtained from the Ghana Statistical Service to serve as a guide to the business community in Ghana. The main objective of the analysis is to determine the overall pattern in the data and to subsequently fit an appropriate trend for forecasting future values. The main statistical technique used in this work is time series analysis. Based on the trend analysis carried out, the study revealed that, there was general upward trend in the CPIs in Ghana, collaborating an earlier research conducted by Ampofo. However, the shapes of graphs of the CPIs, showed a slight difference. Finally, forecast values or predictions for the CPIs were made for the year 2008.
In our latest report we provide our assessment of the impact that recent events had on the Greek economy as well as our macroeconomic forecast for the next 2 years
ChoiceBroking - Q2FY16 GDP growth at 7.4%; robust manufacturing expansion indicates revival in economic scenario. To read our monthly economic outlook please click here http://bit.ly/1QTqJKI
"Highlights":
Annual inflation was stable in April
GDP growth maintained by retail trade and impeded by energy sector
Labour market gradually becoming more favourable for employees
"In Focus":
Eurosystem's monetary policy: Expanded Asset Purchase Programme; autors: Egils Kaužēns
The economy is going through a soft patch.
Unemployment increased due to this and seasonal
factors, but started rapidly falling in April.
Macroeconomic balances mostly improved in
the 1Q10. A lot of slack in the economy helped
inflationary tensions ease in this period and the CPI
inflation rate should remain within the central bank
target band for the next four quarters at least. The
four quarter rolling current account deficit rose
slightly in terms of GDP while the central government
deficit came lower than expected.
"Highlights":
Consumer prices are on the rise though annual inflation remains negative
Surplus in the current account for the second consecutive quarter
Lending is back
"In Focus":
Macroeconomic forecasts, by: Igors Kasjanovs
Canadian CPI Inflation and Retail Sales
CPI: Total CPI rose by a robust 0.3% m/m in April, in line with market expectations. Gasoline prices (+6.8% m/m) and telephone fees charged by telecom providers (+4.1% m/m) rose sharply. Food prices in restaurants increased by 0.4% in April after surging by 2% during the first three months of 2018; restaurant owners in Ontario are still passing on the steep minimum wage hike to consumers.
Executive summaryThis is report is developed to understand th.docxelbanglis
Executive summary:
This is report is developed to understand the role of the policy advisors, employed by the government or big corporations by applying the skills developed under the macroeconomics. We are analysing the economic situation and its factors including inflation and Gross Domestic Product (GDP) of Australia. We discuss the economic rationale, taxes reduction, and increase in Government spending, we also make recommendations based on analysis that increase the significance of our work.
Indicator Group A
Gross Domestic Product
GDP is the monetary value of the finished goods and services produces in the specific time normally in calendar year (Investopedia, 2019). GDP is considered as the function of the economic health of the country. The worth of the GDP in the Australia in 2018 is 1432.20 billion US dollar which represent the 2.3 percent of the world economy.
In short Run
The economy of the Australia is growing, the GDP of the Australia grow from 1210 billion dollar to 1430 billion dollar from year 2016 to year 2018.
In Long Run
In lung run the GDP of the Australia is growing and have significant increase from year 2000 to 2018, in year 2000 the GDP value of Australia was 387 billion dollar which rises up to 1432 billion dollar in year 2018.
Inflation
Inflation is a normal increase in price over time period. Inflation can be measured as the proportional change in price over time in the appropriate price index, under the consumer price index or GDP deflator (Black, Hashimzade and Myles 2017). In the graph, inflation is presented under the consumer price index. The annual inflation rate of Australia is rising, in June quarter 2019 it rises to 1.6%, according to the latest CPI the market is going up the food inflation hit the highest inflation in the last five years (Tradingeconomics, 2019).
In Short Run
In short run the inflation is increasing from 1.28% to 1.90% from year 2016 to 2018, which shows there is significant change in the inflation over the time that means number of factor contributing in the change in inflation.
In Long Run
In long run the inflation is in decreasing trend, the inflation rate in year 2000 was 4.46% and in year 2018 the inflation rate is 1.90%. There is significant change in inflation so number of factors are contributing to the change in inflation.
Conclusion or Comment
The overall economy of the Australia is good and in upturn in long run, which represent the economic expansion in Australian market.
Indicator 2 from the same Group B: Inflation rate
Presentation
Comments and observations(4 marks)
The inflation rate annually in Australia is presented in the above graph. It is observed that the overall trend of inflation rate in Australia is decreasing over the past five decades. It is seen that between 1993 to 1999, the inflation rate fluctuated from the lowest of 0.3% to the highest of ...
"Highlights":
GDP posts moderate growth
Reducing influence on inflation of commodity prices is weakening
Latvian producers demonstrate sustained competitiveness
"In Focus":
Quo vadis, Europe? Latvijas Banka international conference on public debt and QE; autors: Olegs Krasnopjorovs
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USDA Loans in California: A Comprehensive Overview.pptxmarketing367770
USDA Loans in California: A Comprehensive Overview
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Turin Startup Ecosystem 2024 - Ricerca sulle Startup e il Sistema dell'Innov...Quotidiano Piemontese
Turin Startup Ecosystem 2024
Una ricerca de il Club degli Investitori, in collaborazione con ToTeM Torino Tech Map e con il supporto della ESCP Business School e di Growth Capital
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Financial Assets: Debit vs Equity Securities.pptxWrito-Finance
financial assets represent claim for future benefit or cash. Financial assets are formed by establishing contracts between participants. These financial assets are used for collection of huge amounts of money for business purposes.
Two major Types: Debt Securities and Equity Securities.
Debt Securities are Also known as fixed-income securities or instruments. The type of assets is formed by establishing contracts between investor and issuer of the asset.
• The first type of Debit securities is BONDS. Bonds are issued by corporations and government (both local and national government).
• The second important type of Debit security is NOTES. Apart from similarities associated with notes and bonds, notes have shorter term maturity.
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Common Stock: These are simple equity securities and bear no complexities which the preferred stock bears. Holders of such securities or instrument have the voting rights when it comes to select the company’s board of director or the business decisions to be made.
Preferred Stock: Preferred stocks are sometime referred to as hybrid securities, because it contains elements of both debit security and equity security. Preferred stock confers ownership rights to security holder that is why it is equity instrument
<a href="https://www.writofinance.com/equity-securities-features-types-risk/" >Equity securities </a> as a whole is used for capital funding for companies. Companies have multiple expenses to cover. Potential growth of company is required in competitive market. So, these securities are used for capital generation, and then uses it for company’s growth.
Concluding remarks
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Report on Inflation - 11 June 2018
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REPORT ON INFLATION
11 June 2018
CPI accelerated to 2.8% YoY and is likely to temporarily
exceed the MNB’s 3% target in summer 2018
Inflation in Hungary was 2.8% YoY in May, up from 2.3% in the previous month, the KSH
statistical office has said. We forecasted 2.7% inflation for May, while the market was a bit
divided as the polls of portfolio.hu, Reuters, and Bloomberg were 2.8%, 2.7%, and 2.6%
respectively. In all, the incoming figure means slight upward surprise.
Although it was the higher fuel prices that drove the CPI to the second highest level since
February 2013, services CPI also accelerated to 2.1% YoY (unadjusted data). If we filter out
the effect of the 2018 January VAT cuts on catering services, our core services inflation
indicator (i.e. services that are the mostly labour-intensive and demand-sensitive) shows 4.5%
YoY price index in SA terms, accelerating from 4.3% YoY a month earlier. The intra-year price
setting indicator shows clearly the strongest re-pricing intentions in the current decade. On the
other hand, filtered inflation (inflation without volatile items and all government measures)
declined to 2.4% YoY, owing to the declining goods inflation.
We would like to emphasize that we made methodological changes to our analyses'
framework. We created a new core services indicator, filtering out financial services from our
previous one, because financial services tend to follow, rather than set, inflation trends. For
similar reasons, we create a filtered durable goods price index that does not include the
effects of the recent price decline in used cars (supposedly related to the diesel scandal) as
well as of the durable cultural goods (whose prices have been steadily declining for many
years, thus they follow the technological trends rather than demand evolution). Furthermore,
we changed our view on the suitable correction of the effects of indirect tax changes. Because
it is very hard to estimate the pass-through of a tax cut, from now on we incorporate 100%
pass through, i.e. the entire theoretical effect. Please note that tax changes' effects are
asymmetric as hikes appear more distinctly in consumer prices than cuts.
The big picture is that upon the strong domestic demand, the capacity constraints, and the
tight labour market we see accelerating inflation in many areas such as intermediate goods
prices, real estate prices, and wages. However, the domestic demand's effect on consumer
prices is mitigated as more than 50% of the consumer basket is more dependent on external
or administrative factors than demand-sensitive. If we focus on the most demand-sensitive
services and durable goods, we see 4.5% core services and 2.1% goods inflation, mirroring a
growing pressure.
Foods inflation exceeded our forecast, generally because of unprocessed foods. Seasonal
food prices jumped in May due to the record high potato prices, whose contribution to
unprocessed foods' YoY inflation grew by 1.3 pp compared to April. (However, an upward
jump in May is not unprecedented and is usually followed by price declines.)
Our baseline is that the CPI will temporarily exceed the MNB’s 3% target in summer 2018 but
then will go down because of base effects and the slowing inflation of foods and goods. Taking
into consideration the recent fuel prices, our current average forecast for year 2018 is 2.6%.
The consumer price index may reach 3% YoY in a sustainable manner around the middle of
2019. However, one of our key assumptions is that this year is likely to bring more favourable
harvest season than the previous two ones, which will result in declining foods inflation. The
data available to date are not completely supporting this scenario. In all, risks are tilted
towards higher inflation. We do not foresee any tightening measure from the central bank until
the end of 2019 but if CPI gets further impetus next year, the MNB may be forced to act. The
predictions of the updated Report on Inflation, set to be published on 21 June 2018, will be
interesting from this point of view.
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Chart 1: Summary chart of inflationary processes
(annual changes, %)
1.Chart 2: Core* and trend inflation*
(annual changes, %)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax and visit fee changes, and one-off items
2.
Chart 3: Trend inflation*
(annualized 3M/3M changes, %)
3.Chart 4: Non-durable goods inflation*
(annual changes % and 2000 Jan=100)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax and visit fee changes, and one-off items
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax changes
Chart 5: Durable goods inflation*
(annual changes % and 2000 Jan=100)
1. Chart 6: Market services inflation*
(annual changes, %)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax changes
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax (including financial transaction tax) and
visit fee changes
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Chart 7: Services inflation*
(annual changes, %)
2. Chart 8: Intra-year price setting in core services*
(cumulated, over previous Dec, %, SA)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax (including financial transaction tax) and
visit fee changes
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Aggregation of the most demand-sensitive and labour-intensive
services, filtered from indirect tax (including financial transaction
tax) and visit fee changes
Chart 9: Durable goods w/o used passenger vehicles
and cultural goods vs the change of EUR/HUF
(annual changes, %)
3. Chart 10: Inflation in different segments of the
economy (annual changes, %)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research Sources: KSH, OTP Research
Chart 11: Evolution of our total CPI forecast
(annual changes, %)
4. Chart 12: Evolution of our core-processed food
inflation forecast (annual changes, %)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: Filtered from indirect tax (including financial transaction tax) and
visit fee changes
Sources: HCSO, EC, OTP Research
*: import price of non-food intermediate goods+passenger cars
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Chart 13: Forecast of imported inflation
(2005=100)
5. Chart 14: Evolution of our fuel price forecast
(annual changes, %)
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
*: import price of non-food intermediate goods+passenger cars
Sources: KSH, OTP Research
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