NBP Member Dabrowski says April would be safer to cut rates than in March, a policy rate of 3.5% in 2026 is achievable

Dabrowski's comments suggest a more cautious approach to rate cuts, indicating that the central bank may prefer to delay any action until April rather than moving in March.

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This stance could reflect concerns about economic conditions or market stability, and the mention of a 3.5% policy rate by 2026 implies a longer-term easing trajectory, which could impact investor sentiment towards rates and the overall economic outlook.

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