Poland’s central bank left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75% in its September 2026 policy meeting, maintaining the same level set earlier in the month. According to the latest update on 9 September 2026, the rate remains at 3.75%, signaling a continued pause in the bank’s tightening or loosening cycle.
The decision suggests policymakers see no immediate need to adjust borrowing costs, keeping financial conditions stable for households and businesses. With the rate holding at 3.75%, markets and investors will be watching upcoming data releases and central bank communications closely for any hints on the future direction of monetary policy in Poland.
