Big Mac Index: the forint hasn't been this strong in 12 years, while Trump's tariffs head to court — what are you doing with your money right now?

A stronger forint, tariff-war lawsuits, stocks near record highs and pricier olive oil — let's see how you're actually reacting to all this with your own finances.

1. The Big Mac Index shows the forint at its strongest level against the dollar in 12 years, and it's climbing fast. Do you feel this in your own finances in any way?
2. If the forint keeps strengthening, what would you do with your savings? (Multiple answers allowed)
3. Several Democratic-led US states are suing over Trump's new tariffs, which hit dozens of countries. How much of a threat do you think this is to Hungarian exporters?
4. Trump publicly attacked ExxonMobil and Chevron, saying they're profiting off the Strait of Hormuz crisis, and called on them to cut prices and share their profits. Is this kind of political pressure on a company's pricing the right move?
5. US stocks are near record highs while oil prices dropped on news of Trump's Iran talks. What are you doing with your stock market exposure right now?
6. HSBC posted better-than-expected earnings on higher interest income. How much does this increase your trust in banks as a place to save or invest?
7. European heat and drought could push olive oil prices even higher. In your estimate, by how many percent have your weekly grocery costs risen over the past six months?