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NBP Post-Policy Statement: Rate cut should be seen as an adjustment and future decisions hinge on data, may intervene in the FX market

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  • The outlook for global activity and inflation is subject to uncertainty, related, in particular, to geopolitical situation.
  • The annual GDP growth was positively affected by an increase in domestic demand, including consumption and investment.
  • Annual wage growth in the enterprise sector in January 2026 was markedly lower than in the previous month.

Inflation

  • 2026 --> 2.25% (prev. 2.95%)
  • 2027 --> 2.4% (prev. 2.6%)
  • 2028 --> 2.55%

GDP

  • 2026 --> 3.9% (prev. 3.65%)
  • 2027 --> 2.9% (prev. 2.6%)
  • 2028 --> 2.95%

What it means

The NBP's post-policy statement indicates a rate cut should be interpreted as an adjustment rather than a policy shift, emphasizing that future decisions will depend on incoming data. This guidance, along with a potential for FX market intervention, suggests the central bank is looking to support economic conditions amid geopolitical uncertainties, with lowered inflation projections implying a more cautious approach to monetary policy going forward.

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