Dominik Radziwill News
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Polish yields fell to a record at an auction of five-year notes, spurring more borrowing than planned and bringing the government closer to meeting all of this year’s financing needs.
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Poland’s central bank should refrain from reducing borrowing costs at least until the end of the year to shield the zloty and banks from capital outflows, policy maker Andrzej Kazmierczak said.
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The cost to insure Poland’s government debt against non-payment is at a “quite absurd” level, according to Deputy Finance Minister Dominik Radziwill.
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Poland’s zloty strengthened the most in more than two months after the Finance Ministry said it will buy the currency in the market this year.
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Just three months ago, emerging nations from the Philippines to Brazil were intervening in foreign exchange markets to make exports more competitive. Now they are selling dollars to stem currency declines and quell inflation.
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The Polish zloty’s appreciation to 4 per euro at the end of next year is “very realistic,” Deputy Finance Minister Dominik Radziwill said in parliament in Warsaw today.
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Poland may have its credit rating increased within a year as the government approves steps to reduce the budget deficit, Deputy Finance Minister Dominik Radziwill said today.
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Poland doesn’t plan further sales of foreign currency-denominated bonds this year after the Oct. 27 sale of $2 billion of 2022 dollar bonds, Deputy Finance Minister Dominik Radziwill said on Oct. 28 in an e-mailed response to questions from Bloomberg.
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Poland plans to sell $1 billion of bonds as soon as next month, returning to the dollar debt market for the first time in almost a year after delaying plans to issue the securities amid Europe’s fiscal crisis.
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Poland may take advantage of a “significant” decline in domestic yields to sell 10-year bonds before the end of the year, Deputy Finance Minister Dominik Radziwill said today in an interview on the central bank’s Obserwatorfinansowy.pl website.
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