Poland’s central bank appears to have become concerned about the strength of the zloty recently and the negative impact this could have on the pace of the economic recovery, suggesting that it is likely do more to loosen policy this year. We think that this is most likely to consist of a more aggressive expansion of its asset purchase programme as well as a shift to intervene in the foreign exchange market.
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