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Polish central bank surprises markets

Tue, Jan 15 2013, 09:10 GMT
by KBC Market Research Desk | KBC Bank

Weekly Highlights:

Polish central bank surprises markets
Leading indicators in Central Europe continue to improve.
Uncertainty around the new MNB governor scares markets
Polish inflation to hit the target in December

Chart of the Week

The zloty temporarily strengthened and government bond yields rose after NBP’s President Belka said that only one more rate cut remains in play.

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Central European Weekly

Polish central bank surprises markets

Weekly Highlights:

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