The rise in Poland’s headline inflation rate to 6.8% y/y in October opens the door for the central bank to deliver a 25bp at next week’s MPC meeting. Elsewhere, Czechia’s economy performed a little worse than expected in Q3 and a slowdown seems likely this quarter. But that is unlikely to prevent further aggressive monetary tightening.
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