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- The outlook for global activity and inflation is subject to significant uncertainty, related, in particular, to geopolitical situation.
- NBP may intervene in the foreign exchange market.
- In the near future, do not see change in rates.
With uncertainty surrounding global economic activity and geopolitical tensions, any future adjustments will be data-dependent, indicating a potential for intervention in the FX market but no immediate rate changes anticipated. This suggests a watchful approach to inflationary pressures and currency stability, which could influence cross-asset dynamics.
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