Poland's inflation rate has shown signs of easing, as consumer price growth slowed for the first time in eight months.
In November, headline inflation dropped to 4.6%, down from 5% in October. This decline in inflation is seen as a positive indicator for potential interest rate cuts expected in early 2025.
The decrease in inflation aligns with broader economic trends and may impact the central bank's decisions regarding monetary policy in the coming months. Analysts are closely monitoring these developments, as they could indicate a shift in Poland's economic landscape.