Today
-0.24%
5 Days
-0.78%
1 Month
-3.67%
6 Months
-13.13%
Year to Date
-12.79%
1 Year
-9.04%
Opening Price
3.60468Previous Closing Price
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The MACD must break above its zero level to trigger further gains.
below 3.5956, expect 3.5817 and 3.5734.
our next up target stands at 3.6350
National Bank of Poland Governor Adam Glapiński once again managed to surprise the markets big time.
Poland’s central bank (NBP) will announce its monthly interest rate decision today.
Poland’s recent inflation data had been entirely dovish, and that the hawkish stance being maintained by NBP governor Adam Glapinski (and his faction within the MPC) – allegedly based on some concern about possible inflation pressure in future – had no fundamental basis, Commerzbank’s FX analyst Tatha Ghose notes.
There should be no surprises from the Polish central bank (NBP) today.
The only event on the CEE calendar today is the National Bank of Poland (NBP) meeting.
The zloty weakened against the euro and against other CE3 peers yesterday after Poland’s controversial Constitutional Court ruled that NBP governor Adam Glapinski could not be brought before a parliamentary committee, nor State Tribunal, nor assessed in a report by such bodies because that would go against constitutional guarantees of central bank independence.
