WARSAW, Sept 26 - The following are news stories, press
reports and events that may affect Poland's financial markets on
Tuesday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours):
BONDS
Poland's finance ministry will publish bond sales results at
0930.
MIGRATION
Poland will introduce checks on vehicles crossing the border
from Slovakia, the prime minister said on Monday, in measures to
stem the flow of immigrants.
MILITARY
Poland will establish a helicopter service centre in the
central city of Bydgoszcz as part of an offset agreement with
Lockheed Martin LMT.N related to the purchase of 96 Apache
helicopters, the defence minister said on Monday.
EU FUNDS
Until Poland meets all the conditions, the European
Commission will not pay for projects financed by cohesion policy
for 2021-2027, EU Commissioner for Cohesion and Reforms, Elisa
Ferreira was quoted as saying by Rzeczpospolita daily.
CONSTRUCTION
The Polish government will increase the road construction
program by 2.6 billion zlotys ($596.81 million) to help
compensate contractors' losses caused by the cost increase,
Rzeczpospolita daily reported.
UNIMOT UNTP.WA
Poland's Unimot has emerged as one of the possible buyers of
a 37.5% stake oil major Shell SHEL.L owns in Germany's PCK
Schwedt refinery, two people familiar with the matter said.
CD PROJEKT CDR.WA
The Cyberpunk expansion debuting on September 26 has
significantly increased interest in the flagship game produced
by Poland's CD Projekt, the expansion is receiving great
reviews, Rzeczpospolita daily reported.
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