Inflation rate (consumer prices) · Poland

Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel

The Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel measures how much the prices that households in Poland pay for a typical basket of goods and services have risen over the past year.

Importancia
Medium
Publicado
Monthly
Próxima publicación
Divisa
PLN · Polish zloty
Banco central
The National Bank of Poland
Mueve
EURPLN · USDPLN

Últimas cifras

El último dato, de OCT, se publicó el 2026-10-30 y fue 3.5%. Es menos que 4.1% la vez anterior.

En las últimas 12 publicaciones osciló entre 2.4% y 4.0%, con una media de 3.0%.

Sep 2025: 2.9%Oct 2025: 2.8%Nov 2025: 2.4%Dec 2025: 2.4%Mar 2026: 3%Apr 2026: 3.2%May 2026: 3.1%Jun 2026: 2.5%Jul 2026: 3%Aug 2026: 3.4%Sep 2026: 4%Oct 2026: 3.5% Sep 2025Oct 2026
Resultados reales; la línea corta sobre una barra marca el consenso.
PublicadoParaRealConsensoAnterior
30 Oct 2026OCT3.5%–4.1%
30 Sep 2026SEP4%4.1%3.4%
31 Aug 2026AUG3.4%3.1%3%
31 Jul 2026JUL3%3.0%2.5%
30 Jun 2026JUN2.5%2.7%3.1%
29 May 2026MAY3.1%–3.2%
30 Apr 2026APR3.2%–3%
31 Mar 2026MAR3%–2.4% ®
31 Dec 2025DEC2.4%2.5%2.5%
28 Nov 2025NOV2.4%2.6%2.8%
31 Oct 2025OCT2.8%3%2.9%
30 Sep 2025SEP2.9%–2.9%

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Por qué importa

Inflation is what the National Bank of Poland is charged with controlling, so this is one of the most market-moving releases of the month. A figure above expectations makes rate hikes (or a longer wait for cuts) more likely, which usually lifts the Polish zloty and bond yields; a soft figure does the reverse. It also drives wages, pensions and benefits that are linked to prices.

Cómo se calcula

Statistics Poland (GUS) collects many thousands of prices every month (food, rent, energy, transport, clothing, services) and weights them by how much households spend on each, from household surveys. The index compares the cost of the basket with a base year; the inflation rate is the change from the same month a year earlier.

CPI = Σ (price now ÷ base price) × weight × 100
Inflation (yoy) = CPI ÷ CPI 12 months ago − 1

Qué significan los cambios

  • Above the central bank's target (usually 2%) and rising: pressure for higher rates.
  • Look at the core rate and services prices to see if the move is broad or driven by energy and food.
  • Base effects: a big jump a year ago drops out of the yearly rate and can make it fall even if prices keep rising.
  • Markets react to the difference from the consensus, often to a single decimal.

Mayor de lo esperado: A higher figure than expected makes the National Bank of Poland more likely to keep rates high or raise them: it tends to support the Polish zloty and push bond yields up, and is often a weight on stocks.

Menor de lo esperado: A lower figure than expected gives the National Bank of Poland room to cut or hold rates lower: the Polish zloty tends to soften and bond yields to fall.

Una breve historia

The United States began publishing a national consumer price index in 1919, the United Kingdom's index goes back to 1914. Inflation targeting, started by New Zealand in 1990, made this release the centre of monetary policy almost everywhere.

Preguntas

What is the Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel?

The Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel measures how much the prices that households in Poland pay for a typical basket of goods and services have risen over the past year.

What was the latest Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel?

3.5% for OCT, published on 30 October 2026.

When is the next Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel?

On Monday 30 November 2026 at 08:30 UTC.

What is a good inflation rate?

Most central banks, including the National Bank of Poland in many cases, aim for about 2% a year: low enough not to erode savings, high enough to avoid deflation.

Why does the Poland Inflation Rate YoY Prel move the Polish zloty?

Because it changes what traders expect the National Bank of Poland to do with the reference rate, and interest rates decide what holding the currency pays.

Solo contenido educativo, no asesoramiento de inversión. Las cifras son los resultados publicados según los registra nuestro calendario; las reacciones del mercado descritas son típicas, no garantizadas.