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Poland inflation slows to 3.5% in October, below forecasts

Per the flash estimate, prices in Poland rose 3.5% on the year in October after 4.1% in September. The market expected 3.7%.

Evento: 30 de outubro de 2026
Fonte primária: 30 de outubro de 2026
Publicado aqui: 30 de outubro de 2026 às 12:58 UTC
Ler: 2 min

O que aconteceu

Statistics Poland gave its flash estimate on 30 October: consumer prices rose 3.5% on the year in October. September was 4.1%. On the month, prices fell 0.4%. The market, per Investing.com, expected 3.7%.

Por que importa para você

The biggest monthly drop came from motor fuel: minus 9.7%. Over the year it is still 21.7% pricier. Food prices barely moved on the year. Inflation fell to the top edge of the central bank's target: 2.5% plus or minus 1 point.

O que conferir e observar

The full October inflation data, which will refine the flash estimate, and the next decisions by Poland's central bank. This is an overview, not a forecast or financial advice.

What happened. On 30 October Statistics Poland (GUS) published its flash estimate for October 2026. Consumer prices rose 3.5% from October last year. In September the rate was 4.1%. Compared with September, prices fell 0.4%.

Expectations. Per Investing.com, the market forecast was 3.7%. So inflation slowed more than expected.

What's inside. Fuel for personal transport fell 9.7% on the month but is still up 21.7% on the year. Electricity, gas and other household fuels rose 1.6% on the month and 6.0% on the year. Food and non-alcoholic drinks rose 0.3% on the month and fell 0.1% on the year.

The central bank's target. The National Bank of Poland aims for 2.5% with a 1 point band either side. At 3.5%, inflation sits right on the top edge of that band. In September it was above it.

Why it matters to you. When inflation slows faster than expected, a central bank gets more room on rates. That can move the zloty and Polish bonds. That is our reading, not a forecast.

What we don't know. How much the figure changes in the full data. Whether fuel keeps getting cheaper. How the central bank reads these numbers.

Fatos confirmados

  • Per the GUS flash estimate, consumer prices in Poland rose 3.5% year on year in October 2026 and fell 0.4% month on month.[1][2]
  • Poland's annual inflation was 4.1% in September 2026.[1][2]
  • The market consensus for October was 3.7%.[2]
  • Fuels and lubricants for personal transport rose 21.7% on the year and fell 9.7% on the month.[1]
  • Electricity, gas and other fuels rose 6.0% on the year and 1.6% on the month.[1]
  • Food and non-alcoholic beverages fell 0.1% on the year and rose 0.3% on the month.[1]
  • Poland's inflation target is 2.5% with a permitted deviation of 1 percentage point.[1]

Implicações

  • ConfirmadoPoland's inflation slowed more than the market expected in October.
  • ConfirmadoAnnual inflation fell to the top edge of the central bank's target band.
  • Nossa leituraSlower price growth may give the central bank more room on rates and move the zloty.

Ainda não se sabe

  • How the figure changes in the full GUS data for October.
  • Whether fuel keeps getting cheaper in November.
  • How the National Bank of Poland reads these numbers.

Quem é afetado

Poland, European Union, World. People who follow the zloty, prices in Poland and the Polish central bank

Fontes

  1. Statistics Poland (GUS): Flash estimate of the consumer price index in October 2026 30 de outubro de 2026 · oficial
  2. Investing.com: Инфляция в Польше в октябре снизилась до 3,5%, ниже прогнозов 30 de outubro de 2026 · mídia
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