Political upheaval in Poland this week after a coalition partner pulled out of the government has increased the possibility of elections before 2023 and raises concerns that the Polish Deal may struggle to pass in its current form. Meanwhile, another strong set of inflation data for July released across Emerging Europe this week will only amplify hawkish voices at central banks and means that the direction of policy is towards further monetary tightening.
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