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Poland's central bank has kept interest rates steady at 5.75% for another month as policymakers adopt a more hawkish stance, despite December's inflation being slightly lower than anticipated at 4.7%. Concerns over inflation remaining above target levels have led to indications that rate cuts may not occur until 2026, prompting expert analysis that the central bank's outlook has shifted. The recent communication from the Monetary Policy Council suggests ongoing worries about factors contributing to persistent inflation in the coming quarters.
Source: YAHOO