Poland - Factors to Watch February 6
06/02/2026 07:13
WARSAW, Feb 6 (Reuters) - The following are significant news stories, press reports and events on Friday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour): UKRAINE Poland plans to continue supporting Ukraine in ensuring connectivity on its territory using Starlink satellite communication terminals provided in previous years, Puls Biznesu daily reported, quoting Polish Ministry of Digital Affairs. INTEREST RATES Polish central banker Henryk Wnorowski said in an interview that the likelihood of an interest rate cut in March seems quite high, and the Monetary Policy Council (MPC) is waiting for new inflation forecasts to be published next month. March could be a good moment to cut interest rates in Poland, Central Bank Governor Adam Glapinski said on Thursday after the bank left interest rates unchanged the previous day. DOM DEVELOPMENT DOMP.WA Dom Development DOMP.WA, Poland's largest developer, expects further growth in the number of flats it sells after in 2025 it contracted over 4,400 apartments and its strategic goal is to permanently achieve over 5,000 flats being sold a year, the company's CEO Mikolaj Konopka was quoted as saying by Puls Biznesu. GRUPA WB Shareholders of private defence technology company Grupa WB are analyzing an IPO in Warsaw and the company is taking steps to prepare the debut so that, if the shareholders' decision is positive, it can be carried out without unnecessary delays, Piotr Wojciechowski, CEO of WB Electronics, the main company within the group, told Rzeczpospolita daily. ****Reuters has not verified stories reported by Polish media and does not vouch for their accuracy.**** For other related news, double click on: Polish equities PL-E E.Europe equities .CEE Polish money PL-M Polish debt PL-D Eastern Europe EEU All emerging markets EMRG Hot stocks HOT Stock markets STX Market debt news DBT Forex news FRX For real-time index quotes, double click on: Warsaw WIG20 .WIG20 Budapest BUX .BUX Prague PX .PX (Reporting by Warsaw Bureau) ((warsaw.newsroom@reuters.com;))