MPC member Tyrowicz: Polish interest rates are too low, inflation risks rising

Joanna Tyrowicz, a member of Poland's Monetary Policy Council (RPP), told Interia that price processes in Poland remain unstable, with many non-fuel prices accelerating. She argues that interest rates are too low and should be raised, warning that current inflation stems from excessively low rates in the past. She highlights three key risks: a tightening labour market, rising investment demand and expansionary fiscal policy.

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