UBS maintains a neutral, sideways outlook for EURPLN through early 2027, balancing Poland's strong growth and yield advantage against high valuation and Middle East geopolitical risks.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The zloty is expected to trade broadly sideways against the euro due to balancing forces of high interest rates versus historically elevated valuation.
- 2.Middle East tensions and the disruption of the Strait of Hormuz are the primary near-term drivers of EURPLN volatility.
- 3.Monetary policy in both Poland and the Eurozone shows a hawkish shift, with rate hikes priced in for both central banks if inflation persists.
Table of Contents
- Our view and risks
- Key drivers
- Factors to watch
- Appendix
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Authors
Pietro SantinTilmann Kolb
Securities
EURPLN
Themes
Geopolitical Risk SensitivityMonetary Policy ConvergenceFiscal and Political Pressure
Regions
EuropeMiddle EastPolandGermanyIran
