Examples of using Forint in English and their translations into German
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This forex pair represents the US Dollar- Hungarian Forint cross pair.
It's 600 Forint(around 2 Euro) to get up on the main tower to enjoy the panorama view.
Legend:"HUNGARIAN REPUBLIC", The portrait of Lajos Kossuth upon that of the 1946-year 5 forint circulation coin.
Each forint spent on economic developments beyond the borders increases gross national product by two forints.
You may assume that this is not a single case, if the price in Euro is above the Forint.
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Reserve requirements(15%) are comparable to those on forint deposits and reserves are remunerated at internationally prevailing shortterm rates.
The forint was devalued by 15% against the dollar-ECU basket in 1993, and was again devalued by 1.9% in January, by 2.6% in February, by 1% in May, and by 1.2% in June 1994.
As the government promises to convert FX loans into Forint credit by the end of the year, analysts wonder how the conversion could and should be carried out.
Net financial items amounted to a net expense of€ 6.2 million, which reflected the current exchange rate volatilityespecially in the Polish zloty, Romanian leu and Hungarian forint.
Euro(€) Euro cent(1/100 EUR) Danish Crown-øre 1/100 DKK Hungarian Forint Swedish Crown Slovak Crown New Polish Zloty Pound Sterling(£) Romanian Leu Norwegian Crown- øre 1/100 NOK.
The dual display of prices period should start as soon as possible after the Council decides on theirrevocably fixed exchange rate between the euro and forint, and it should last until six months after€-day.
Apartment rate for one night is 13 500 Forint, for 2 nights 11 250 Forint per night and up to 3 nights 9 000 Forint per night, additionally visitor's tax: 500 HUF/per person/per night for people over 18 years.
On 5 January 2010, at the request of the Magyar Nemzeti Bank, the Governing Council adopted an Opinion on the reproduction of forint and euro banknotes and of forint and euro coins in Hungary CON/ 2010/1.
The official currency in Hungary is Forint(HUF) which you probably will need to pay for the transport from the airport, so make sure to exchange at home or withdraw some from an ATM machine at the airport where you land.
A significant change is that from 1 July 2018 taxable persons must provide the tax office with data about their invoices issued by using invoicing software andcharging VAT of at least 100 000 Forint 320 euro.
To replace the forint for the euro was planned back in 2003, but due to high indicators of the budget deficit, inflation and the subsequent global financial crisis, the transition to the euro was postponed.
The blame lies with VAT, which rose from 25 to 27% on 1 January, with rising inflation(an increase of 4% in comparison with last year) and the price of fuel,which is at a record high 420 forint/ 1.40 euros for a litre of unleaded.
While the appreciation of the Ukrainian hryvnia, Hungarian forint and Polish zloty had a positive impact on total own funds, the Serbian dinar had a negative effect.
The Forint was devalued by 1.9%, 2.9%, 1.9% and 3% against the dollar-ECU basket in February, March, June and July 1993, respectively, and the government does not intend to devalue it by more than domestic inflation would imply.
In January 1987 the company OMKER proposes a 1000 m2 location in Budapest, at the corner of Arany János Street and Akadémia Street,but the MFSZ doesn't receive from the Ministry the 10 million forint necessary to buy it.
Supplier calculates the applicable prices on the date of order, such prices being either in EURO(EUR)or in Hungarian Forint(HUF) unless otherwise stipulated, plus additional amount for VAT if/as applicable from time to time.
The 2 million forint budget project's financial background had been obtained by the Rotary Club in Szentendre, beside the traditional Advent mulled-wine sale, with the payments made by members, from the contributions of the Rotary Clubs in France and from the support of the following companies and institutions.
Non-Community currencies Australian dollar Canadian dollar Swiss franc Czech koruna Estoniankroon Hong Kong dollar Hungarian forint Japanese yen Norwegian krone New Zealand dollar Polish zloty Slovakian krone New Taiwan dollar United States dollar South African rand.
Danish krone Pound sterling Swedish krona Bulgarian lev Cypriot poundCzech koruna Estonian kroon Hungarian forint Lithuanian litas Latvian lats Maltese lira Polish zloty Romanian leu Slovenian tolar Slovakian koruna Turkish lira Australian dollar Canadian dollar Swiss franc Hong Kong dollar Icelandic króna Japanese yen South Korean won Norwegian krone New Zealand dollar Singapore dollar United States dollar South African rand.
With the Budapest Festival Orchestra he has introduced the"Cocoa Concerts" for small children and  the"Midnight Music" series for students; he also presents a series of"Surprise Concerts," whose programs are unknown in advance,"One Forint Concerts"(the forint being the Hungarian unit of currency), and open-air performances which are enjoyed by tens of thousands of concertgoers.
Danish krone Pound sterling Swedish krona Bulgarian lev Cypriot poundCzech koruna Estonian kroon Hungarian forint Lithuanian litas Latvian lats Maltese lira Polish zloty Romanian l eu Slovenian tolar Slovakian koruna Turkish lira Australian dollar Canadian dollar Swiss franc Hong Kong dollar Icelandic króna Japanese yen South Korean won Norwegian krone New Zealand dollar Singapore dollar United States dollar South African rand.
European currency unit, used up to 31 December1998euro, used from 1 January 1999 onwards Austrian schilling Belgian franc Bulgarian lev Cyprus pound Czech koruna German mark Danish crown(krone)Estonian kroon Spanish peseta Finnish markka French francPound sterling Greek drachma Hungarian forint Irish pound Italian lira Lithuanian litas Luxembourg franc Latvian lats Maltese lira Dutch guilder Polish zloty Portuguese escudo New Romanian leu. Swedish crown(krona)Slovenian tolar Slovak koruna.
In this village with 243 inhabitants(including two Roma families)with an annual budget of 26 million Forint and job opportunities in agriculture only(cattle, milk production), there are just five formally registered unemployed people and 14 people receiving social assistance.
In order to improve the purchasing power of its popular strata, in the European straitjacket it continues to accept,Hungary has neither the monetary weapon(the forint being, like all the other non-euro currencies of the EU, a monetary Bantustan under the tyranny of an"independent" central bank), nor the protectionist option for WTO and EU reasons- not to mention its dependence on German capital.
Of course it's in the nature of things that there will never be enough money,and there will always be more applicants lining up for every forint than the number of ways it can be divided up, but the heart of the matter is that the funds needed for the successful cultivation of a policy for Hungarian communities beyond the borders- including the operation of our diaspora system- will be available in the coming years.