Poland has left its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.75% in May 2026, maintaining the same level set at the previous decision in April 2026. The move confirms a continued pause in monetary policy shifts, as the central bank keeps borrowing costs steady for another month.
The decision signals that policymakers are opting for stability, neither tightening nor loosening conditions further at this stage. With the rate holding at 3.75%, markets and investors will be watching upcoming data and central bank communications for any indications of when the next move in Polish monetary policy might occur.
The latest update on the decision was recorded on 06 May 2026, confirming that there has been no change in the policy rate since the April meeting.
