Trump to Meet Polish President Nawrocki at the White House: What to Expect

Geopolitical & Security Landscape - The US may increase its military presence in Poland, a key focus of the Polish defense minister's visit to the US [1] - The US deployed 10,000 troops to Poland following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine [3] - A US review of troop presence in Europe is scheduled for the end of September, raising concerns about potential troop withdrawals [3] - Poland has received assurances from the US that troop adjustments will not affect its security [4] - Ukraine is reportedly nervous about the new Polish presidency's stance on Ukraine's EU and NATO membership [5] - Europe needs a unified message to encourage US support for Ukraine [6] Polish Economy & Monetary Policy - The Polish central bank is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points [7] - This rate cut would be a continuation of the easing cycle, following a surprise rate cut in July [7] - The central bank's decision is influenced by inflation falling below 3%, with a target of 25% [7] - Expansionary budget policies by the government could potentially boost inflation, causing the central bank to pause further rate cuts [8]