Poland Cuts Interest Rates Again Despite High Inflation, Raising Election Concerns

Poland's central bank cut interest rates for the second time in a month, lowering the key rate by 0.25 percentage points to 5.75%
The cut comes despite still-high inflation of 8.2% in September, raising concerns it's a political move ahead of October elections
Other central banks are increasing rates to fight inflation, but Poland's bank points to dropping inflation as reason for cut
Rate cuts could ease burden of loan costs for Poles, potentially helping governing conservative Law and Justice party in upcoming parliamentary vote
Central bank governor is an ally of the ruling party, prompting worries he's taking actions to aid them politically before the election