Polish MPC shrugs off concerns about deflation and strong zloty

Having left the policy interest rate unchanged at 1.5% earlier today, the Polish National Bank’s governor, MarekBelka, dismissed suggestions that the strengthening zloty and March’s weaker-than-expected inflation data might lead to additional rate cuts. We think Governor Belka is justified on both counts, and expect interest rates to remain unchanged both this year and next.

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