Poland’s central bank kept its key interest rate unchanged at 3.75% in October 2026, maintaining the level set in September 2026. The decision signals a continued pause in the country’s monetary policy stance, with policymakers opting for stability rather than tightening or easing further.
By holding the benchmark rate at 3.75% for a second consecutive month, the authorities appear focused on monitoring incoming economic data and financial conditions before making any new adjustments. The October decision and the latest status of the rate were confirmed with data updated as of 07 October 2026.
Market participants and observers will now look to upcoming inflation readings, growth figures, and policy communications for clues on whether this pause could extend further or precede a shift in Poland’s interest rate trajectory later in the year.
