Epénzek

Epénzek is a term primarily used in Hungary to refer to monetary units. It is a plural form, with the singular being "epénz." Historically, this term encompassed various forms of currency used within the Hungarian kingdom and later the nation. Today, it most commonly refers to the Hungarian Forint, which is the official currency of Hungary. The Forint is subdivided into 100 fillér, although the fillér is no longer in physical circulation due to its low value.

The concept of epénzek encompasses not only banknotes and coins but also the broader economic system and monetary policy of Hungary. The Hungarian National Bank is responsible for issuing and managing the epénzek, ensuring price stability and the smooth functioning of the financial sector. The value of the epénzek is influenced by various economic factors, including inflation, interest rates, and international trade. Understanding the history and current state of epénzek is crucial for comprehending the Hungarian economy.