Poland's central bank faces difficult decision on interest rates amid Iran conflict

Poland's expected interest rate cut is uncertain due to potential inflationary pressures from the Iran conflict. The National Bank of Poland's decision will signal the impact of rising oil and gas costs on the economy. Economists are divided, with some now predicting no rate cut. The conflict has weakened the zloty and rattled emerging markets. Poland's government is taking steps to mitigate immediate energy cost impacts on households.