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Polish rate hike odds are rising, but policymakers are in no rush
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During his October press conference, National Bank of Poland (NBP) Governor Adam Glapiński highlighted growing risks to the inflation outlook. At the same time, however, he stressed that the rise in prices so far has been driven by an external supply shock and that there is little evidence of higher energy costs spreading broadly to the prices of other ...
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