WARSAW, Oct 21 - The following are news stories, press
reports and events that may affect Poland's financial markets on
Monday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours):
DATA
Poland's statistics office to publish industrial output,
wages and PPI data at 0800.
DEBT
Polish finance ministry to publish bond supply for
Wednesday's auction.
NUCLEAR PROJECT
Poland's nuclear project will see changes by the end of
November with the centre of gravity shifting towards the next
project after the power plant in Pomerania, Dziennik Gazeta
Prawna reports.
AIR HUB
Shares in the Central Communication Port (CPK) will not be
taken over by a foreign private investor, because the government
wants CPK to be a Polish project. The government will adopt a
new 131 billion zloty ($33.05 billion) financing plan for CPK
before the end of the year, and construction is to start in
2026, Dziennik Gazeta Prawna reports.
CHILD BENEFITS
Although 305 billion zloty has been spent on child benefits
"Family 500+" program (now called 800+), the birth rate is
still falling and the extent of extreme poverty is the same as
before the program was introduced, the Rzeczpospolita reported.
HOUSING MARKET
Developers listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange sold 4.7
thousand apartments in the third quarter, a 33% decline from a
year ago. There are indications that after four consecutive
quarters of declining sales, the end of the year will bring
stabilization, or a slight rebound. However, only interest rate
cuts will fuel a more visible improvement on the market, Parkiet
newspaper reported.
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