Poland’s retail sales data released today were slightly weaker than expected, but the big picture is that the whole set of activity data for June suggest that the economic recovery has remained relatively strong. Taken together with a likely jump in inflation over the second half of this year, policymakers are unlikely to consider interest rate cuts anytime soon.
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