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In today's Eyeopener:

- Today, we will see the full CPI inflation data for March
- The number of foreign nationals working in Poland rose by 7.1% y/y in October 2025
- EURPLN stable, slight declines in yields

In today's Eyeopener:

- Final CPI inflation data for Czechia in March due today
- Poland’s current account balance stood at EUR-990m in February, well below expectations
- MPC’s Janczyk: interest rates likely to remain unchanged in the coming quarters
- EURUSD rebound, stronger PLN and HUF, higher domestic bond yields and money market rates

In today's Eyeopener:

- Today Poland’s February balance of payments data
- Services output slowed in January to 3.2% y/y from 6.2% y/y in December
- Domański: the reduced excise duty rate on fuels will be maintained after 15 April
- Viktor Orbán’s party lost the election after 16 years in power in Hungary
- Lack of a US–Iran deal strengthened the dollar and may trigger risk aversion in markets

In today's Eyeopener

- Today March US CPI inflation, January services output in the euro zone and Poland
- MPC left interest rates unchanged, in line with expectations
- Adam Glapiński: inflation to go up, GDP to slow down, though not as sharply as in 2022
- Zloty slightly weaker, market rates and bond yields increased

In today's Eyeopener

- Today the MPC decides on interest rates, while NBP governor is to deliver his speech
- Inflation in Hungary lower than expected, decline in industrial output
- USA-Israel-Iran ceasefire boosted market optimism
- CEE currencies gained markedly, and so did the debt market