As global central banks consider rate cuts, inflation worries loom

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Turning east, Hungary is preparing wrap up its more than year-long monetary easing cycle, though the slide in the forint may narrow or eliminate the central bank’s room to deliver one last cut in the European Union’s highest key rate.That’s on Tuesday.

The same day, Norway’s central bank is widely expected to keep its rate at 4.5 per cent for the fifth straight meeting.

But with the underlying so-called core gauge likely to come in above 3 per cent and an election campaign under way, economists predict that policymakers will keep borrowing costs on hold.