Budapest, 27 jun (.).- La moneda nacional de Hungría, el forinto, ha registrado hoy un mínimo histórico al cambiarse a 328,19 unidades por cada euro.

El forinto se ha depreciado de forma paulatina desde 2008, cuando se cambiaba a 230, y en enero de 2015 alcanzó un mínimo al sobrepasar las 327 unidades por euro.

Según el diario económico portfolio, el mínimo histórico se debe a que el Banco Nacional mantiene el tipo de interés en un nivel bajo, del 0,9 %, así como a las tendencias de los mercados internacionales.

Los analistas consideran que la moneda húngara seguirá tendiendo a la baja, según la fuente.

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