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BackLudwik Kotecki is a guest of Interviews at 7:00 on Radio RMF24
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Ludwik Kotecki is a guest of Interviews at 7:00 on Radio RMF24

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  • Ludwik Kotecki will be a guest on Radio RMF24 in the Rozmowa o 7:00 program, who will discuss the rising prices of electricity and gas, their impact on other sectors of the economy and possible actions of the Monetary Policy Council, including a potential increase in interest rates.
  • The issues of state intervention in the event of fuel price spikes and a comparison of the government's and the president's fuel project will also be discussed.

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The article concerns the upcoming conversation on Radio RMF24 regarding rising energy and fuel prices and the possible reaction of the Monetary Policy Council.

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Ludwik Kotecki is a guest of Interviews at 7:00 on Radio RMF24

Electricity and gas prices are also rising. Will they translate into other sectors of the economy? How much will this affect our wallets? What does the Monetary Policy Council intend to do about it? Are we going to see an interest rate increase? When should a decision on this matter be made?

"Fuel Prices Lower" or "Fuel Costs Normally"? Which project, government or presidential, is more beneficial for the economy?

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Should the state intervene in the event of fuel price spikes? Or maybe higher rates on pylons "save" the state budget? We will discuss these topics, among others, in the Interview at 7:00 on Radio RMF24.

We invite you to Piotr Salak's interview just after... 7 to the online Radio RMF24, the RMF ON application and our social media!

What to Watch

AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • The Monetary Policy Council will consider increasing interest rates at the next meeting

    Possible · Within weeks

  • The state may introduce temporary measures to limit the increase in fuel prices

    Possible · Within weeks

Open Questions

  • Will the Monetary Policy Council decide to increase interest rates?
  • What specific actions is the state planning to limit the increase in fuel prices?
  • Which of the fuel price projects – the government's or the president's – will be adopted?

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