Poland - Factors to Watch Nov 21
21/11/2024 07:36
WARSAW, Nov 21 - The following are news stories, press
reports and events that appeared in the Polish media on
Thursday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 1 hour):
DEBT
Poland's finance ministry to publish bond auction results at
1030.
INTEREST RATES
Rate-setter Cezary Kochalski reiterated that discussions on
the possibility of lowering interest rates would start after the
Polish central bank's March inflation projection, assuming that
no other information appears that could change the situation,
Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily reported.
OPPOSITION
The opposition Law and Justice (PiS) party will file its
complaint to the Supreme Court against the National Electoral
Commission's (PKW) decision to reject the party's financial
report for 2023 no later than Monday, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna
daily reported.
BANKS
Banks have begun suing their clients en masse for the return
of the capital they had provided, with the number of such cases
already reaching 30,000, Rzeczpospolita daily reported.
GROCERIES
Dominant discount chains, whose share in grocery trade is
expected to exceed 45% this year, are limiting the range of
products on their shelves to reduce costs and imposing their
model on other companies, Rzeczpospolita reported.
OFFSHORE WIND
The government wants to introduce verification of foreign
entities performing research in offshore areas citing safety
considerations in the Baltic Sea, which according to the wind
industry could prolong further investments by half a year,
Dziennik Gazeta Prawna daily reported.
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