Poland will probably raise interest rates for a seventh-straight meeting after inflation jumped into double digits even as concerns mount that war in neighboring Ukraine may hurt economic growth. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg are split on the size of the increase, with 16 expecting the key rate to be raised by 50 basis points to 4% on Wednesday, and the remaining 15 seeing a 75 basis-points increase. The council — which is missing two of its 10 members — has repeatedly stressed the need to combat surging consumer prices driven by spikes in the costs of energy, food and other goods. Governor Adam Glapinski has dismissed concerns the war will drive the European Union’s biggest eastern economy into recession and he’ll comment on the deicison at a Thursday news conference. “The accelerating […]