1 Minute Read by Reuters Staff Reuters, 4 July – The Financial Times reported on Sunday that Poland’s inflation statistics was not alarming at the moment, with central bank Governor Adam Glapinski explaining that it was influenced by factors such as base effects and gasoline prices. According to the newspaper, Glapinski expects the economy to rise by more than 5% next year. “At this time, there are no signs of real estate bubbles being fueled by low interest rates. And it’s not something we’re expecting “According to Glapinski, who spoke to the newspaper. (Bengaluru-based Maria Ponnezhath contributed reporting; Clarence Fernandez edited the piece.)/n
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