Poland Keeps Rates Steady Amid War Impact

The Polish central bank has decided to hold interest rates at their current level, opting to wait and assess the inflationary impact of the Iran war. Policymakers are carefully monitoring global economic developments following a fragile truce in the conflict. This decision reflects a prudent approach to monetary policy, prioritizing stability and data-driven adjustments. The bank aims to gain a clearer understanding of how geopolitical events translate into domestic price pressures before making any changes to its interest rate stance.