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1 Forint (2002)

Forint, or HUF (Hungarian Forint) is the official currency of Hungary. It was introduced on 1 August 1946, after the 1945-1946 hyperinflation. The Hungarian abbreviation for it is Ft.

Historically 1 forint = 100 fillér, but fillér is not in circulation anymore since 1999.

Coins in circulation [1]

Banknotes in circulation [2]

Exchange rates (1 XXX = ? HUF)
DateEURGBPUSD
1 January, 2005244.66346.95180.755
1 January, 2004261.83371.59206.83
1 January, 2003235.74361.88225.09
1 January, 2002244.75395.45271.88
1 January, 2001264.58417.70279.62
1 January, 2000254.47407.22248.82
1 January, 1998-335.98205.18
1 January, 1995-173.30110.75
1 January, 1993-126.9984.41
1 January, 1990-100.2362.54

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Notes:
1 – negotiated an opt-out and is not obliged to join the Eurozone.
2 – technically obliged to join the Eurozone, but deliberately fails to meet one of the Maastricht criteria (namely membership in ERM II).

See also: Forint, 1945, 1946, 1990, 1993, 1995, 1998, 1 August, 1 January