Poland’s Rate Path Grows Hazy as Most Analysts See Another Hold

Economists are increasingly split on Poland’s interest-rate path, with a majority expecting the central bank to keep borrowing costs unchanged after faster-than-expected economic growth.

The Monetary Policy Council is seen holding rates at 4% for a second month on Wednesday, according to 19 out of 32 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Thirteen expect a quarter-point reduction — the largest minority group since the current easing cycle started last May.