BSE opens after OTP drop as Micron lifts Asian tech

The official BSE calendar shows 1 October as a regular trading day. Opening-auction order collection begins at 08:30 and price determination starts at 09:00; continuous trading begins after the auction ends. This check took place during order collection.

Our 30 September close review put the BUX at 145,390.27 points, down 1.18%. OTP fell 2.51% to HUF 42,700 and MOL declined 1.50% to HUF 4,974, while Richter gained 0.32% to HUF 12,370 and Magyar Telekom rose 0.16% to HUF 2,544.

Wall Street finished mixed: the S&P 500 fell 0.25%, the Dow lost 0.86%, and the Nasdaq Composite gained 0.24%. AP’s early 1 October snapshot put the Nikkei 225 up 2.4%, the Kospi up 0.5%, and the ASX 200 down 1.7%. The Hong Kong and Shanghai equity markets are closed for a holiday on 1 October; neither has trading data for that day.

The ECB’s 30 September reference was EUR/HUF 366.20; USD/HUF was calculated at 322.50 from EUR/USD 1.1355. These are daily reference values, not live quotes. Fresh, licensed pre-open prices for OTP, MOL, Richter and Magyar Telekom were unavailable.

Our morning roundup covers Micron’s results and regulatory risks. The next official data point is the ISM September manufacturing PMI at 16:00 Budapest time, or 10:00 ET; the result is not yet known.