Jerzy Hausner News
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Poland’s manufacturing shrank the most in 45 months in April, a sign that the European Union’s largest eastern economy continued to slow and may need more interest- rate cuts, according to HSBC Holdings Plc.
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Polish central bankers didn’t vote on interest-rate cuts this month because of “ambiguous” signs of a recovery in the European Union’s largest eastern economy, minutes released today showed.
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The yield on Poland’s 10-year bonds fell to a record low, making April the best month for the notes since November 2008, after policy maker Jerzy Hausner said the central bank will consider cutting rates further.
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Poland’s central bank will probably cut rates for a third month in January as a “deep” economic slowdown threatens to push the inflation rate below the bank’s tolerance limit, policy maker Jerzy Hausner said.
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Polish borrowing costs may rise if the inflation rate takes longer to return to the central bank’s target than policy makers expected, said Jerzy Hausner, a member of the rate-setting Monetary Policy Council.
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Jerzy Hausner , a member of Poland’s Monetary Policy Council, comments on the outlook for the central bank’s policy.
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The zloty declined for the second day before Polish inflation figures for November are published and as policy maker Jerzy Hausner predicted a third interest rate cut in as many months in January.
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Poland’s central bank may raise interest rates if the country’s budget deficit doesn’t narrow next year, Monetary Policy Council member Jerzy Hausner said today in Warsaw.
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Poland’s economy is set to show the weakest pace of expansion in three years, prompting investors to bet the central bank will keep cutting interest rates and prolong the biggest bond rally in a decade.
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Poland’s economy grew at the slowest pace in three years in 2012 as the euro-area slump damped consumer spending, increasing pressure on the central bank to keep cutting interest rates.
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