NBP ratings among CBOS respondents worst ever

Much worse than six months ago and also the worst in the history of CBOS surveys are the NBP's ratings, the polling company reported on Twitter.

Currently, more than a quarter of respondents (28 percent, -12 percentage points since March) have a good opinion of the NBP's activities, while more than half have a bad opinion (52 percent, +19 percentage points). The survey was conducted from September 5-15 this year.

By September, the MPC had raised interest rates 11 consecutive times, including the benchmark rate of 6.75 percent. The total scale of the tightening was 665 bps. In October, the NBP left rates unchanged. 

(PAP)