NBP Member Litwiniuk says terminal rate is around 3.5% in mid-2026, two 25bp cuts is an option and so is a bigger step

Litwiniuk's comments suggest a more accommodative stance from the NBP, indicating that the terminal rate may trend lower than previously anticipated.

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The mention of potential rate cuts, whether incremental or more substantial, signals a shift in the monetary policy outlook that could influence market expectations for rates both at home and abroad. This development may also impact the curve dynamics and risk sentiment in related asset classes, particularly within the Eurozone and US.

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