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CEE & CCA Week Ahead

Finvaulta tracks 5 editions of CEE & CCA Week Ahead from ING, published between August 28, 2026 and October 2, 2026. Each edition is summarized on its own page.

Latest edition · October 2, 2026

ING Think cee cca week ahead polish rate decision and inflation data from hungary and turkey

ING previews key economic releases across Central and Eastern Europe, expecting the National Bank of Poland to hold rates at 3.75% while September inflation accelerates in Hungary and the Czech Republic but declines to 30.0% in Turkey.

The upcoming week across CEE and CCA is highlighted by monetary policy decisions and September inflation data. Poland's NBP is expected to keep its policy rate steady at 3.75% because the rise in headline CPI to 4.0% YoY is driven primarily by external energy costs rather than broad domestic pressures, though 50bp in hikes remains possible in early 2027. Meanwhile, September headline inflation is projected to pick up in Hungary and the Czech Republic due to energy and fuel prices, while Turkey's annual CPI is forecast to decline to 30.0% from 31.5% on favorable base effects.

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Key takeaways from the latest edition

  • 1.The National Bank of Poland is expected to maintain its reference rate at 3.75%, delaying potential tightening debate until November's staff projections.
  • 2.Hungary's headline inflation is expected to accelerate significantly due to fuel costs and HUF depreciation, potentially lifting full-year 2026 inflation to 1.8-1.9%.
  • 3.Czech September inflation is expected to jump on higher energy and fuel prices, while August activity data points to steady industrial output and real retail sales growth.

What this series covers

  • Poland: NBP expected to leave rates unchanged
  • Hungary: Higher fuel prices set to push inflation up
  • Czech Republic: Inflation set to jump on higher energy prices
  • Turkey: Annual inflation expected to fall further
  • Key events in CEE & CCA next week

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Series at a glance

Editions tracked
5
First edition
August 28, 2026
Latest edition
October 2, 2026
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