Emea fx talking october 2026
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emea fx talking 2026年10月
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
ING's October 2026 EMEA FX outlook sees the region's currencies pressured by higher US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, but insulated by local rate hikes and light foreign positioning outside Hungary. It retains a broadly positive medium-term view on the zloty, expects a forint credibility boost from a credible 2027 budget and possible ERM II talks, sees a stable koruna on a positive real rate differential, and forecasts continued lira weakness.
- Institution
- ING THINK
- Published
- 10/12/2026
- Research topic
- US Dollar (DXY) · EUR/USD · Gold
- Time horizon
- next month · May 2025 · next year
Key arguments
- The region's currencies have been hit by higher US Treasury yields and a stronger dollar, yet domestic stories are constructive and local rate hikes plus light foreign positioning can insulate them.
- The zloty has strengthened its correlation with EUR/USD, with the dollar now the key driver; medium-term upside remains on solid GDP, but risk balance has worsened as the NBP may hike less than priced.
- EUR/HUF could fall to 350-355 in a month on lower risk premium and ERM II credibility, but the subsequent easing cycle could put the forint on a mild depreciation path over 12 months.
- Higher equilibrium interest rates in the Czech Republic are warranted to prevent koruna weakness that would exacerbate domestic price pressures, while the ECB may turn hesitant over French fiscal concerns.
Key numbers
- EUR/PLN 1M forecast
- 4.36
- EUR/HUF 1M forecast
- 360
- EUR/CZK 1M forecast
- 24.40
- USD/TRY 1M forecast
- 49.75
- USD/ZAR 1M forecast
- 16.50
Main risks
- The zloty faces a hot budget debate that could reveal vulnerabilities, and fewer NBP hikes than priced.
- The forint's credibility boost depends on the government delivering a credible 2027 budget and announcing ERM II talks; the subsequent easing cycle could reverse the gains.
- The Czech koruna is pressured by global bond yield turmoil and rising inflation from import prices and oil shock second-round effects.
Corresponding source evidence
PLN has recently strengthened its correlation with EUR/USD, so the dollar’s future moves will be the key driver in the currency’s performance, while domestic factors are likely to take a back seat.
A significant drop in the risk premium and some insulation from geopolitical market turbulence could take EUR/HUF down to the 350-355 area over the next month.
· next monthThat said, the ECB may turn more hesitant despite elevated inflation, as concerns over French fiscal issues rekindle fears of another euro crisis.
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