Key facts
- Poland's central bank considers current interest rates to be sufficiently high.
- The bank aims to protect price stability.
- Global energy costs are increasing and impacting domestic inflation.
Poland's central bank, led by Governor Adam Glapinski, has indicated that current interest rate levels are considered 'high enough' to safeguard price stability. This stance is being communicated even as global energy costs are rising, a trend that is gradually influencing domestic inflation within Poland. The central bank's objective is to manage these inflationary pressures effectively with the existing rate structure.