Poland faces its first interest-rate increase since 2022, with two policymakers saying that tightening is expected within months, possibly even in December.

Poland kept interest rates unchanged for an eighth straight month as policymakers extend their wait-and-see stance even as inflation risks are expected to climb next year.

Polish policymakers closed ranks behind embattled Governor Adam Glapinski as a mounting political standoff casts doubt on his future.

Poland’s prime minister signed off on appointments to the central bank’s management board, effectively ending a months-long standoff that threatened to cripple the institution’s day-to-day operations.

Poland’s central bank is caught in a political tussle that risks unnerving investors.

Poland’s zloty slumped to the weakest level in nearly three years in a deepening selloff that’s been fueled by investors retreating from risky assets and a conflict between the government and the central bank.

Further weakening of the zloty is among the factors that could tip Polish policymakers to raise interest rates, a Monetary Policy Council member said.

Poland is investigating a possible violation of its airspace overnight, the Operational Command of the Armed Forces said.

Polish President Karol Nawrocki asked the prime minister to sign off on delayed appointments to the central bank’s management board in an attempt to break a political standoff that threatens to cripple the institution.

Poland’s currency remains at a “strong” level even after weakening in recent months and isn’t a particular point of focus for the central bank, according to policymaker Przemyslaw Litwiniuk.

A showdown between the president and the prime minister has paralyzed the country as growth is set to slow. Business is starting to worry.

Siemens AG is betting Poland’s surge in defense and infrastructure investment will boost demand for industrial automation and digital technology as the German engineering group positions itself to capture a lucrative slice of the country’s spending boom.

An effort to oust Poland’s central bank Governor Adam Glapinski took a major step as a parliamentary committee recommended lawmakers vote to put him on trial. The zloty was one of the worst-performing emerging-market currencies on Friday.

Poland is ready to increase interest rates for the first time in four years if inflation risks escalate, according to the central bank governor.

Polish central bank Governor Adam Glapinski dismissed a parliamentary inquiry into his alleged wrongdoing as baseless and warned against its potential negative consequences for the country.

Poland’s central bank kept interest rates on hold for a seventh month after the government cut fuel prices, easing inflationary pressures for the time being.

Poland’s central bank is set to keep interest rates on hold for a seventh straight month as the government’s move to reduce fuel prices at the pump buys policymakers more time to assess inflation path.

Traders reduced bets on Polish interest-rate increases after the government moved to quickly lower fuel prices, which jumped 36% in the year to September and boosted inflationary pressure.

Polish inflation rate accelerated beyond the central bank’s target range in September, exactly as predicted by economists, with fuel prices jumping at the the fastest rate in four years.

Poland has no room to increase public spending ahead of next year’s election, Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski said, describing fiscal policy as a challenge for the government.