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Poland: new MPC but interest rates going nowhere for now

As expected, the replacement of Poland’s entire Monetary Policy Council (MPC) which was completed today is unlikely to mark a fundamental shift in the Council’s bias. As a result, we are sticking to our view that interest rates will remain on hold until the final quarter of this year, and that the pace of tightening thereafter will be modest.

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