Monetary policy
MPC keeps rates on hold
Poland?s Monetary Policy Council left interest rates unchanged at a record low of 5.25 percent, but said it may tighten its bias in March on concerns about higher inflation and widening budget gap. ?The council decided to keep its neutral bias (towards interest rates), but that doesn?t rule out we would change our outlook to ?restrictive? at our next meeting?, MPC said in a statement. Andrzej Sławiński, one of nine new MPC members said the likelihood of higher interest rates sometime this year is much greater than another rate cut.
Equity market
Still no decisions on WSE privatization strategy