(Bloomberg) -- Poland's central bank may raise its benchmark interest rate for the first time since August 2004 to head off inflation triggered by the strongest economic growth in a decade, a survey of economists shows.
Policy makers will raise the seven-day reference rate a quarter-point to 4.25 percent from a record low, according to 15 out of 18 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Three predicted no change. The decision will be announced after noon in Warsaw.
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