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Free AccessDivergence Craters Between EURRUB and EURHUF
- We have seen recently that investors have been questioning if the Ruble ‘recovery’ was ‘real’ or just an ‘illusion’ as some analysts are expecting up to a 30% contraction in GDP in 2022 with the CDS market still pricing in up to a 90% probability of sovereign debt default within one year.
- This chart shows the strong divergence between EURHUF, which has become a proxy for geopolitical risk linked to the Russia/Ukraine conflict, and EURRUB, which was recently trading close to a 7-year low.
- Even though the recent HUF weakness was attributed to Orban’s recent tax plan, the HUF depreciation in recent weeks was partly driven by the renewed geopolitical tensions.
- It is hard to believe that the Ruble could be that strong given the fact that the economy is expected to crash in 2022.
- This morning, the CBR decided to cut its benchmark rate by 300bps to 11% at its emergency meeting (as hinted in its latest April meeting) and holds open the prospect for more rate cuts in the coming meetings to stimulate the economy.
- Yesterday, Putin said during televised meeting with officials that economic situation was ‘not easy’ this year, adding that inflation should not exceed 15% in 2022.
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