Poland - Factors to Watch August 14

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14/08/2024 07:12

WARSAW, Aug 14 - The following are news stories, press
reports and events that may affect Poland's financial markets on
Wednesday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours):
    
    DATA
    Statistics office to publish CPI data for July, trade data
and flash Q2 GDP data at 0800.
    
    CENTRAL BANK
    In September, the parliamentary constitutional
responsibility committee will begin work on a preliminary motion
to bring National Bank of Poland (NBP) Governor Adam Glapinski
before the Tribunal of State, Gazeta Wyborcza daily reported.
                  
    POLSKA PRESS
    Orlen CEO Ireneusz Fafara said the company would 
restructure and subsequently sell publisher Polska Press, PAP
Biznes reported.

    DIPLOMACY
    Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi may visit Poland in
August. Meetings at the highest level are planned, and the visit
is also to have an economic component, PAP news agency reported,
citing sources close to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
    
    EURO
    According to a study commissioned by the Economic Freedom
Foundation, the number of Poles supporting the adoption of the
euro has decreased to 30.7% from 34.9% in the 2023 edition of
the survey, while opposition to the euro increased to 56.5% from
50.8% at the time, Rzeczpospolita daily reported.

                                                                
            
        
    ****Reuters has not verified stories reported by Polish
media and does not vouch for their accuracy.****
    
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