Poland Keeps Rates Unchanged Over Questions on Fiscal Plan.

Poland's central bank has decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged for the third consecutive month, despite a decline in inflation. The rate remains at 5.75%, as expected by economists. Governor Adam Glapinski has indicated that the Monetary Policy Council will likely maintain this rate until March, when new economic projections and more clarity on fiscal plans for 2024 are expected. The government has accused Glapinski of political bias and failure to combat inflation, but the administration has recently softened its stance on the matter. [Extracted from the article]

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