CEE MARKETS-Zloty firms in front of cenbank meeting, stocks gain on global cues

By Anita Komuves BUDAPEST, Sept 7 (Reuters) - The PLN led gains among central European currencies on Tuesday, many equities in the region firmed on strong global cues, with Hungarian shares touching accurate documentation high. World stocks hit fresh peaks on Tuesday on growing bets that the U.S. Federal Reserve could keep its expansive policy for the near-term. Budapest's stocks added 0.29% while Prague was 0.31% higher. Bucharest gained 0.24%, while Warsaw bucked the trend and weakened 0.85%. The Polish zloty recouped some losses from the last session and firmed 0.11% to 4.5210 per euro, per day ahead of the central bank's rate meeting where a Reuters poll of analysts suggests the main rate will remain unchanged. "The zloty remains under some pressure from yesterday's mild comments of the governor of the National Bank of Poland," Bank Millennium wrote in a note. The governor of Poland's central bank, Adam Glapinski, said on Monday that hiking rates poses a risk after inflation in emerging Europe's largest economy hit a two-decade full of August. Glapinski has stressed that hiking rates too quickly could jeopardise economic recovery from the pandemic. The zloty has been under some pressure as Polish policymakers have kept rates record lows, unlike their Hungarian and Czech counterparts who tightened their policies in June to fight rising inflation. The Hungarian forint edged up 0.04% and was trading at 347.5 per euro. "The currency tried to firm past the 347 level repeatedly recently, and unsuccessfully. I do believe it won't have the ability to permanently do this until the next rate meeting," an FX trader in Budapest said. The National Bank of Hungary holds its next rate meeting on Sept. 21. Hungary's industrial output grew by an annual 8% in July predicated on preliminary unadjusted data, below forecasts, as the vehicle sector shrank as a result of production halts and single-shift production, the Central Statistics Office said on Tuesday. The Romanian leu edged up 0.02% to 4.9475 per euro, still trading near record lows per day following a junior partner quit Romania's three-party coalition, paving just how for a no-confidence vote against Liberal Prime Minister Florin Citu. CEE SNAPSHO AT MARKETS T 1043 CET CURRENC IES Latest Previous Daily Change bid close change in 2021 EURCZK= Czech % EURHUF= Hungary 0 % EURPLN= Polish % EURRON= Romanian EURHRK= Croatian % EURRSD= Serbian 0 % Note: calculated from 1800 daily CET change Latest Previous Daily Change close change in 2021 .PX Prague 1294.70 1290.730 +0.31% +26.0 0 5% .BUX Budapest 52895.9 52743.09 +0.29% +25.6 3 2% .WIG20 Warsaw 2395.91 2416.38 -0.85% +20.7 6% .BETI Buchares 12386.6 12356.75 +0.24% +26.3 t 9 2% .SBITOP Ljubljan <.SBITOP 1198.98 1199.18 -0.02% +33.0 a > 9% .CRBEX Zagreb 1958.94 1959.38 -0.02% +12.6 3% .BELEX1 Belgrade <.BELEX1 802.38 805.19 -0.35% +7.18 5 5> % .SOFIX Sofia 563.19 560.71 +0.44% +25.8 4% Yield Yield Spread Daily (bid) change vs Bund change in Czech spread Republic CZ2YT=R 2-year s CZ5YT=R 5-year s CZ10YT= s Poland PL2YT=R 2-year s PL5YT=R 5-year s PL10YT= s FORWARD 3x6 6x9 9x12 3M interb ank Czech 1.69 2.11 2.27 1.02 Rep Hungary 2.11 2.25 2.33 1.60 Poland 0.46 0.74 0.98 0.24 Note: are for ask FRA prices quotes ********************************************** **************** (Additional reporting by Alan Charlish in Warsaw and Radu-Sorin Marinas in Bucharest; Editing by Ramakrishnan M.)