Maciej Reluga News
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The zloty strengthened for the first time since the central bank sold foreign currencies in the spot market last week.
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The zloty advanced the most in 10 months as Poland’s central bank sold foreign currencies on the market to curb volatility, which set a six-month high.
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The zloty advanced the most in 10 months as Poland’s central bank sold foreign currencies on the market to curb volatility, which set a six-month high.
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Poland faces the risk of the zloty dropping as the country remains vulnerable to contagion if Greece’s debt swap fails to allay investors’ default concern, said Maciej Reluga, an adviser to Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
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Poland’s economy slowed less than economists forecast in the fourth quarter as exports helped offset weakening consumer spending, taming arguments for more interest-rate cuts.
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Polish retail-sales growth unexpectedly decelerated in June on limited hiring and pay concerns, suggesting the slowdown of the European Union’s largest eastern economy has worsened.
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The zloty weakened for the first time in three days amid concern Cyprus’s bailout plan will set a precedent for losses on deposits in the euro region that consumes more than half of Poland’s exports.
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Poland lowered borrowing costs for a third month to spur economic growth that the central bank predicts will dip to the slowest in more than a decade in 2013.
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Poland’s slowing economy is putting pressure on Prime Minister Donald Tusk to ease deficit cuts to avoid the fate of other European Union nations where austerity measures to tackle the debt crisis helped suffocate growth.
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Marek Belka ’s chances of being confirmed as Poland’s next central bank governor may fall victim to politics as the country’s four main parties jockey for advantage in presidential elections later this month.
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