The immediate outlook for Polish interest rates has been muddied by the increasingly acrimonious divisions that have opened up within the MPC. On balance it looks more likely that the Council will opt to leave the policy rate unchanged at 2.0%, rather than lower it, at tomorrow’s rate-setting meeting. But an interest rate cut in the first half of this year is looking increasingly likely.
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