WARSAW, June 7 - The following are news stories, press
reports and events that may affect Poland's financial markets on
Tuesday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hour):
INFLATION
Finance Minister Magdalena Rzeczkowska told Polskie Radio 1
that inflation could peak in summer, in the third-fourth quarter
it should stabilize, and next year it should be "slightly
lower".
BANKS
Payment holidays for mortgage holders could cost the banking
sector up to 20 billion zlotys ($4.65 billion), Dziennik Gazeta
Prawna reported.
RAILWAYS
Poland's railway network stands to benefit from the funds
Poland will receive from the European Union under its National
Recovery Plan, leading more Poles to chosse the train rather
than their car, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna reported.
REFUGEES
A study by the University of Warsaw shows that 64.2% of
respondents believe that refugees from Ukraine should be allowed
to stay in Poland until they can return to their country, and
29.7% believe that they should be allowed to settle,
Rzeczpospolita reported.
FAMUR
Famur FMF.WA , a manufacturer of mining machinery, plans to
acquire companies related to the servicing of wind turbines,
Parkiet daily reported.
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