Poland’s central bank left its policy rate on hold at 0.10% at today’s MPC meeting and opted to reinforce its commitment to its asset purchase programme rather than announce new unconventional measures. These asset purchases are likely to work in tandem with the government’s fiscal support measures over the coming months as policymakers respond to a renewed downturn in the economy.
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