Daily

In today's Eyeopener:

- Today we will see January data on retail sales and money supply
- Business sentiment in industry and trade edged slightly lower in February after a strong rebound in January
- The US Supreme Court ruled illegal the tariffs introduced by D. Trump under the IEEPA
- In response, Trump imposed global tariffs of 15% under the Trade Act
- Solid flash PMI readings for Germany and the euro area in February
- Zloty remained stable; yield curves steepened

In today's Eyeopener:

- Today flash PMI readings for February, 4Q GDP and the December PCE inflation in the US
- Sub-zero industrial and construction output growth in January, below expectations
- Slower-than-expected wage growth, a stronger fall in producer prices
- Weaker zloty, market rates edged higher

In today's Eyeopener:

- Today January data on labour market, activity in industry and construction
- In February, consumers assessed better their current situation, but lowered expectations a bit
- MF expects investment growth of 10-11% in 2026
- EURPLN still between 4.21 and 4.22, no significant changes in Polish bond yields

In today's Eyeopener:

- Today February consumer confidence, US industrial and housing data, January FOMC minutes
- Dąbrowski (MPC) would prefer a rate cut in April rather than March, sees target for NBP rate at 3.5%
- Property prices remained stable in 4Q25
- CEE currencies slightly weaker, bond yields lower

In today's Eyeopener:

- Today inflation data and the ZEW economic sentiment survey in Germany
- Budget deficit amounted to PLN3.7bn after January
- Złoty stable, a slight rise in domestic bond yields