Migrant flows - the UK’s loss is Poland’s gain

The reported increase in the number of Polish workers returning home from the UK will favour Poland’s growth prospects to the detriment of the UK’s. However, this is a long-term development that will not prompt a radical shift in monetary policy by either central bank in the near-term.

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