Poland -Factors to Watch May 21

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21/05/2018 06:56

May 21 (Reuters) - Following are news stories, press reports
and events to watch that may affect Poland's financial markets
on Monday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours):
  
    INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT, PPI DATA
    The statistics office is due to publish industrial output
and producer price data for April at 0800 GMT.
    
    GETBACK  GBK.WA 
    Debt collector GetBack, currently undergoing restructuring,
is due to published its financial statement for 2017.
    
    PKN ORLEN  PKN.WA 
    Polish refiner PKN Orlen is currently working on two
investment projects - development of offshore wind and takeover
of its smaller rival Lotos, Parkiet daily said quoting PKN
executive director Jaroslaw Dybowski. 
    When asked why the projects do not include PKN's potential
investment in Poland's first nuclear power plant, Dybowski said
that first a government's decision in this respect is needed. 
    
    ORANGE POLSKA  OPL.WA 
    Orange' Polish unit is considering launching a bank for its
telecom clients, Puls Biznesu daily said, quoting unnamed
sources. Puls Biznesu also said Orange Polska deal with mBank
signed in 2014 to create a new financial brand in Poland is
"dead". 
    
    ING BSK  INGP.WA 
    Polish ING BSK may soon take over Union Investment and NN
Investment Partners, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily said quoting
unnamed sources.      
    
    ****Reuters has not verified stories reported by Polish
media and does not vouch for their accuracy.****
    
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 Hot stocks             HOT       Stock markets          STX 
 Market debt news       DBT       Forex news             FRX 
 
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