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Polish retail sales grew less than economists estimated in March as unemployment at a six-year high damped consumer spending, adding to arguments for more interest- rate cuts.
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Polish inflation slowed to its weakest pace in more than six years in March, adding to pressure on policy makers to resume cutting interest rates.
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Polish inflation probably slowed to its weakest pace in more than six years in March, adding to pressure on policy makers to resume cutting interest rates.
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Poland’s economy slowed less than economists forecast in the fourth quarter as exports helped offset weakening consumer spending, taming arguments for more interest-rate cuts.
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Poland’s borrowing costs will probably fall in today’s two-year bond auction as demand remains “high” for the sale of the least amount of the debt since May, according to PKO Bank Polski SA and Bank Millennium SA.
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The zloty weakened after a report that Zyta Gilowska, a Polish central banker who backed monetary tightening at least twice in 2012, was in hospital.
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The zloty rallied after Polish industrial output unexpectedly expanded in January, paring expectations for further interest-rate cuts.
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The zloty is heading for a six-week high on speculation that Poland’s policy makers will end a series of interest rate cuts at tomorrow’s meeting.
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The zloty weakened after a report showed the euro-area economy, Poland’s biggest export market, shrank the most since 2009.
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The zloty slid the the weakest level since September after a report showed Polish retail sales dropped the most since 2005 in December.
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