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Investing.com -- The possibility of Poland cutting its interest rates in 2025 is just as likely as the rates remaining unchanged, according to Ireneusz Dabrowski, a member of the country’s Monetary Policy Council (MPC) who spoke with Bloomberg. Dabrowski’s statement highlights the lingering risks to price stability that could influence the decision.
Dabrowski expressed his views to Bloomberg, noting the numerous and significant uncertainties that could impact inflation levels. He stated, "Given the number and scale of unknowns that may affect inflation levels, I believe that interest rate cuts this year are as likely as leaving rates unchanged throughout 2025."
This statement emerges at a time when the central bank is facing mounting pressure to reconsider its longstanding steady-rates outlook. Recent indicators have suggested that inflation pressure and economic prospects are cooling more than the monetary authority had previously anticipated. This could potentially lead to a shift in policy, including a possible reduction in borrowing costs.
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