In an interview with TVN24, the minister emphasized that inflation has been effectively limited and no sudden changes in its level are expected.
The Central Statistical Office reported that in November 2025, the prices of consumer goods and services increased by 2.4%. on an annual basis, and compared to October there was an increase of 0.1%. These results turned out to be lower than analysts' expectations, who predicted growth of 2.6%. y/y and 0.2 percent month to month.
When asked about the possibility of lowering interest rates in the face of these data, Minister Domański emphasized that he did not intend to interfere in the decisions of the Monetary Policy Council. However, he pointed out that analysts see room to reduce interest rates in December, given that inflation was clearly lower than market forecasts.
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The president's veto and the state budget
The minister also referred to President Karol Nawrocki's decision to veto the amendment to the act on the taxation of family foundations. Domański emphasized that the government does not intend to abandon this project and plans to return to it in the future. As he noted, the president's veto means a reduction in budget revenues by approximately PLN 200 million in 2026.
The Minister of Finance also referred to speculations about the possibility of the president referring the budget bill to the Constitutional Tribunal. Domański expressed his belief that such a scenario was unlikely.
No raises for the budget?
However, he pointed out that a possible suspension of the budget could have negative consequences, including the lack of salary increases for budget sector employees and the inability to implement changes introduced at the stage of parliamentary work.
The minister emphasized that despite the difficulties, the government will continue to work towards tightening the tax system and supporting the country's economic development.
