The two dissolution votes originally scheduled to take place in the afternoon were postponed as the ruling conservatives filed a motion to delay all parliamentary proceedings till next week, in order to gain the time needed to wrap up the (revived) coalition deal with the leftist Self-Defense and the far-right LPR. The Sejm will resume work next Tuesday, and if the coalition agreement stands by then, the dissolution motions will become pointless and are likely to be withdrawn.
Our view: In coming days politics should hence remain just as insignificant for Polish bonds as it has been over the last weeks.