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Poland's Central Bank Signals Rate Pause as Inflation Cools

Poland's monetary authorities believe current borrowing costs are sufficient to maintain price stability despite rising global energy expenses filtering into domestic inflation, Governor Adam Glapinski said. The National Bank of Poland's 10-member Monetary Policy Council maintained its benchmark rate at 3.75 percent, marking three consecutive months without adjustment. Glapinski indicated no justification exists for revisiting rate policy, particularly following an unexpected May decline in inflation readings. The central bank's stance reflects confidence that existing rate levels provide adequate safeguards against price pressures emerging from international energy market volatility.