By Wojciech Kosc in Warsaw Poland’s core inflation, which measures price growth without food and energy, grew 0.8pp to 10.7% y/y in September (chart), the National Bank of Poland (NBP) said on October 17. Core inflation growth tracks the expansion of consumer prices (CPI), which also accelerated in September, coming in at 17.2%, a gain of 1.1pp versus the preceding month. Accelerating CPI and core inflation dash hopes for price growth peaking in 2022. Analysts now expect inflation to start easing from the peak of roughly 20% y/y in February. The government says inflation is due to Russia’s war…