Poland’s economic recovery continued to motor along at the start of this year as industrial production and retail sales growth picked up sharply in January. This came alongside further signs of an overheating labour market and historically-high wage growth and we think this will pave the way for the central bank to raise interest rates to 4.50% by mid-2022, which is higher than most currently expect.
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