Poland May Cut Interest Rates if Iran Conflict Impact Remains Limited

Poland's monetary policy committee member, Maslowska, has indicated that the country might consider reducing interest rates if the ongoing conflict in Iran does not significantly affect the economy. According to Jin10, Maslowska emphasized that the decision would depend on the extent of the war's impact on Poland's economic stability. The potential rate cut aims to support economic growth amid global uncertainties. Poland's central bank is closely monitoring the situation to assess its implications for the national economy.