Dariusz Filar

Polish Zloty, Bonds Retreat as June Current-Account Gap Widens

The zloty weakened for a second day and bonds fell after Poland’s current-account deficit widened.

Poland May Cut 2013 GDP Growth Target to 1.5%-2%

Poland’s government may cut its 2013 economic-growth forecast to as low as 1.5 percent due to the euro region’s contraction, said Dariusz Filar, an economic adviser to Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Zloty Near Strongest in Year May Weaken on Lower Growth Forecast

The zloty traded near the strongest level in a year, fluctuating between gains and losses, as a technical indicator signaled the rally has gone too far and an adviser to the prime minister said the government may cut its 2013 economic growth forecast.

Poland’s 2012 Budget Gap May Be Near 2011 Level, Filar Says

Poland may fail to make “significant” cuts in the budget deficit next year as economic growth may slow to as low as 1.5 percent, said Dariusz Filar, an economic adviser to Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Polish Central Bank Missed Rates Opportunity, Filar Says

Polish former central banker central banker Dariusz Filar comments on interest rates after core inflation slowed more than expected in March.

Yields Less Than Italy as Tusk Budget Cuts Elude Berlusconi: Poland Credit

Poland’s borrowing costs fell below Italy’s for the first time in two months after Prime Minister Donald Tusk won re-election on budget cuts and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi lost parliamentary support.

Polish Central Bank Should Increase Rates, Advisor Filar Says

The Polish central bank should raise interest rates as early as next month after core inflation jumped to a 12-month high in March, according to Dariusz Filar , a member of the government’s Council of Economic Advisors.

Polish Panel Advised Prime Minister Against `Radical' Pension-Fund Changes

The government’s Council of Economic Advisers recommended against “radical” changes in Poland’s pension system at a meeting yesterday attended by Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Dariusz Filar, a member of the council, said today in an interview on Radio PiN.

Poland Should Raise Rates This Year to Curb Inflation, Tusk Adviser Says

Poland’s central bank should raise interest rates this year, possibly by 50 basis points, to curb a projected acceleration of inflation in 2012, Dariusz Filar, a government economic adviser and former member of the Monetary Policy Council, said in an interview today on Radio Pin.

Polish Economy Grew Faster in Second Quarter as Restocking Boosts Recovery

Polish economic growth accelerated faster than economists’ estimates in the second quarter as rebounding demand encouraged companies to rebuild inventories.

"Domestic demand is now decisive for economic growth."

- Dariusz Filar on Aug 30, 2010

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