Maja Goettig News
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Hungary raised $3.25 billion in its first sale of foreign bonds in 21 months, returning to the debt market after Prime Minister Viktor Orban abandoned a quest for International Monetary Fund support.
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Polish bond yields declined and the zloty weakened for a fourth day after the inflation rate fell below the central bank’s target for the first time in more than two years, stoking speculation of more interest-rate cuts.
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Polish industrial output plunged the most in almost four years, boosting expectations for an interest-rate cut next month to avert the first recession in two decades for the European Union’s largest eastern economy.
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Poland’s slowing inflation raises the chances that the central bank will forgo a planned pause in monetary easing and reduce interest rates for a fourth month in February to boost economic growth, said policy makers in Warsaw.
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Poland’s economy grew faster in the second quarter than economists estimated as investment growth outweighed slowing consumer demand.
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Poland’s central bank kept its main interest rate at a record low for a 15th month as consumer-price growth remained at the lowest level in three years and policy makers await updated economic forecasts.
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Poland’s central bank said it will pause after raising interest rates four times this year, arguing that a percentage point of tightening may be enough to slow inflation to its target.
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Poland’s central bank will cut borrowing costs for the first time since 2009 as the European Union’s biggest eastern economy slows amid the euro-area debt crisis, according to all 35 economists surveyed by Bloomberg.
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Maja Goettig , chief economist at Bank BPH in Warsaw, comments on accelerating inflation in Poland and chances for further interest-rate increases.
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Poland’s central bank cut borrowing costs for the first time since 2009 as the European Union’s biggest eastern economy slows amid the euro-area debt crisis.
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