Real effective exchange rate (index; broad definition; 64 economies) - Hungary - BIS - Monthly
This series is part of the dataset: Real effective exchange rates (Bank for International Settlements)
Download Full Dataset (.xlsx)Latest updates. In Hungary, the real effective exchange rate (relative to a basket of 64 trading partners' currencies) was 111.46 (index) in August 2025, versus 110.90 in July. This represents an increase of 0.50 percent.
Sample. In this monthly time series, there are 380 records in total. The time period covered by the series stretches from January 1994 to August 2025.
History. Here are some statistics we calculated on the full sample: the effective exchange rate achieved a maximum of 135.25 in July 2008; it reached a trough of 76.30 in October 1995; it had an average value of 102.38.
Latest values
Date | Value - Index (an increase indicates an appreciation vis à vis a basket of foreign currencies) |
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2025-06-30 | 109.48 |
2025-07-31 | 110.9 |
2025-08-31 | 111.46 |
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Series Metadata
Field | Value |
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Description | Real effective exchange rate (broad definition: 64 economies) |
Country | Hungary |
Economic concept | Price |
Data type | Exchange rate |
Deflation method | Real |
Seasonally adjusted | No |
Rescaling | Index (2020 = 100) |
Frequency | Monthly |
Unit | Index (an increase indicates an appreciation vis à vis a basket of foreign currencies) |
Source | Bank for International Settlements |
Source type | International organization |
Data licence | Unrestricted use subject to certain conditions |
Measure type | Geometric trade-weighted average of bilateral exchange rates, with relative adjustments for consumer prices |