National Bank of Poland Governor Glapiński has signaled a move toward a more dovish policy stance, suggesting a potential 25bp rate cut could occur after the summer. While ING maintains a baseline of flat rates for the remainder of 2026, the risks have shifted toward earlier easing.
Key Takeaways
- 1.NBP Governor Glapiński adopted a more dovish stance, signaling the possibility of a 25bp rate cut later this year.
- 2.Inflation in Poland reached the 2.5% target in June and is expected to remain within the tolerance band.
- 3.ING maintains a baseline of flat rates for 2026, despite shifting risks toward a potential cut.
Table of Contents
- Rationale for July policy decision
- Inflation
- Monetary policy
- Bottom line
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Authors
Adam AntoniakRafal Benecki
Securities
PLN
Themes
Monetary Policy Shift
Regions
EuropePoland
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