In a recent development, Poland's Deputy Minister of Finance, Artur Soboń, and economist Marek Zuber have offered contrasting forecasts and opinions on the country's inflation trajectory and the role of monetary policy in managing it.
Annual Deposit Interest Rates Adjust Downward, New Leaders Emerge at 6.50% and 6.20%
In a recent shift in the financial landscape, annual deposit interest rates have seen a notable decrease from 7.50% to a maximum of 6.50%.
Minimum Wage Disparity Widens: Germany’s Increase Leaves Poles Jealous
Looking ahead to 2025, Germany plans to raise the minimum wage even further, aiming for €12.82 gross per hour. Trade unionists had hoped for a more substantial increase, pushing fo Read more
Inflation in Poland Declines Gradually, But Remains High at 10.1%
Inflation in Poland continues to fall, marking its sixth consecutive month of decline. However, despite this positiv Read more
Central Bank Signals Continuation of Restrictive Monetary Policy Amidst Falling Inflation
In a widely anticipated move, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell, in his recent speech at the Jackson Hole economic symposium, reaffir Read more
Foreigners Eligible for Poland’s ‘Safe 2% Loan’ Housing Program, Ministry Confirms
The renowned "Safe Credit 2%" initiative, introduced in July, has garn Read more
