President of NBP: Inflation will be close to goal at end of ‘26 and into ‘27
According to the March projection of the National Bank of Poland, inflation is expected to remain close to the central bank’s target through the end of 2026 and even into 2027, said NBP President Adam Glapiński at the Banking Forum conference. He stressed that maintaining this path requires responsible and sometimes difficult monetary policy. In recent quarters, the Monetary Policy Council has cut interest rates by a total of 175 basis points, a significant easing move. Glapiński emphasized the need for continued cooperation between banks and the NBP to support sustainable economic growth while anchoring low inflation.
The central bank will present details of its latest inflation projection after the March 4 policy meeting.