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The government is cutting the interest rate on the bond, and the cut on the euro exchange rate is over

2025-05-02 13:25

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2025-05-02 13:25

In the latest, May episode of the “ATM” podcast Andrzej Stec, editor -in -chief of Bankier.pl, he recommends two hot topics of the passing week, “the government is ahead of the MPC and cuts the interest rate on bonds”, as well as the currency forecast of Bankier.pl analysts, which predicts that in the future euro will no longer be cheaper. We invite you to hear!

The government is cutting the interest rate on the bond, and the cut on the euro exchange rate is over
The government is cutting the interest rate on the bond, and the cut on the euro exchange rate is over
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The podcast is created in cooperation with Bankier.pl with the Polish Bank Association. Within about 15 minutes, the Polish Bank Association will present the most important events in economic life in the country and in the world last week, and the editor -in -chief of Bankier.pl, Andrzej Stec – two, most read publications from the portal. This week these are the following topics:

The Ministry of Finance decided not to wait for the expected reduction of interest rates at the National Bank of Poland and in advance reduced the interest rate on retail tax bonds. This is probably not the last such move this year.

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The April edition of currency forecasts assumes that in the foreseeable future of the euro will no longer be cheaper than today. The market analysts have changed their views in relation to the dollar, which is to cost less than PLN 4 permanently.

The podcast goes through the ZBP website to about 50 local radio stations. We also post it at Bankier.pl. Have a nice listening!

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