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Poland’s central bank governor turns more dovish, opening the door to rate cuts before end-2026
CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: During the July press conference, the National Bank of Poland governor's rhetoric turned even more dovish than in June. Governor Glapiński did not even rule out putting forward a motion to cut rates by 25bp after the summer, but the rest of the Monetary Policy Council is more cautious. We see flat rates this year with risks tilted towards a potential cut
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ING Think
· Jul 9, 2026
Poland’s governor turns more dovish, opening the door to rate cuts before end-2026
CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE: During the July press conference, the National Bank of Poland governor's rhetoric turned even more dovish than in June. Governor Glapiński did not even rule out putting forward a motion to cut rates by 25bp after the summer, but the rest of the Monetary Policy Council is more cautious. We see flat rates this year with risks tilted towards a potential cut
Heimildin
· Jun 30, 2026
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Keir Starmer, fráfarandi forsætisráðherra Bretlands, tilkynnti í dag að Bretland myndi verja tæplega 300 milljörðum punda, jafnvirði 51 þúsund milljarða króna, á næstu fjórum árum til að nútímavæða herafla sinn í ljósi vaxandi ógna. Starmer, sem búist er við að láti af embætti í næsta mánuði eftir að hafa misst stuðning þingmanna Verkamannaflokksins, tilkynnti að heildarfjárveitingar til varnarmála myndu aukast...
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· Jul 7, 2026
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Bloomberg
· Jul 9, 2026
BOK’s Shin Sees Need for Rate Hike Ahead of Next Week’s Meeting
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