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Central banks in Poland and Romania set to keep interest rates on hold

Capital Economics says the National Bank of Romania's easing cycle is probably now at an end, and the MPC will leave its policy rate unchanged at 2.0%. Elsewhere, the central bank of Poland is also likely to leave its po…

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Capital Economics says the National Bank of Romania's easing cycle is probably now at an end, and the MPC will leave its policy rate unchanged at 2.0%. 

Elsewhere, the central bank of Poland is also likely to leave its policy interest rate on hold, at 1.50%, and Capital Economics expects the MPC to stress that policy is likely to remain loose, but unchanged, for a prolonged period.

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