Signs that the Polish economy is slowing should quell calls for rate hikes over the coming months. But growing troubles in the euro-zone mean that interest rate cuts are likely to come back on to the agenda more quickly than many expect – particularly if next month’s Inflation Report is more dovish than anticipated.
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