The weaker-than-expected Polish industrial production and wage data for March have increased the probability that the central bank (NBP) will restart its easing cycle at its next meeting in May, but that decision will still likely depend on the next CPI release (due 30th April). Even if the NBP does cut in May, we think rates won’t be lowered as far as most expect this year.
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