Key facts
- The report said the political standoff was set to raise fresh doubts about Governor Adam Glapinski's future.
- Rate-setters were due to meet to set interest rates on Wednesday, per the report.
- The report carried no rate decision, no vote count and no comment from Glapinski or the central bank.
Poland's political standoff was set to raise fresh doubts about the future of central bank Governor Adam Glapinski when policymakers met to set interest rates on Wednesday, according to a report published on November 4, 2026.
The report did not say what the rate-setters decided, how they voted, or whether Glapinski or the central bank commented. It gave no figure for the policy rate and named no other official.