Barcza said in February that the FX share of state debt fell to 36%-38% by the end of 2014. The CEO did not rule out raising yields for government bonds in the future.
Interest rates have been falling rapidly and it seems Hungarians need a little time to adjust to the fact that with inflation at 0% or even negative, even a 3% interest rate could give decent yields in real terms, he added.
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