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29.09.2016

Poland suffers from innate budget optimism

The EU 3 per cent of GDP limit in a state budget is of no major macroeconomic relevance in Poland. The issue is different – lack of capability to generate savings in good times.

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16.09.2016

A green light for Public Private Partnership in Poland

PPP could be a tool for the development of schools, hospitals, and even courts or museums, says Witold Słowik, deputy Minister of Economic Development.

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26.07.2016

Central banks attract financial supervision

The worldwide debate on what kind of institution should exercise supervision of banks is intensifying as the role of central banks is rising throughout the world.

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08.07.2016

Pension system without the second pillar

Polish government proposes a new reform of pension system. Instead of three pension pillars there will be two.

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08.06.2016

European financial institutions will invest in Poland

EIB signs EUR250m loan agreement with Polish infrastructure manager PKP PLK and EBRD will invest up to EUR700m and will help WSE return to growth.

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01.02.2016

Fleeting foreign financing

The growth dynamics of foreign debt and the share of foreign investors in sovereign Polish debt has been unusually high in recent years.

 

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22.01.2016

Confusion reigns as ratings downgraded

Standard & Poor’s surprise move on January 15th to cut Poland’s credit rating one notch from A- to BBB+ and assigning a negative outlook has hurt Polish pride, raised its borrowing costs and hit equities, bonds and currency markets.

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13.01.2016

Nobody wins with the grey economy

Every new Polish government promises to reduce the size of the grey economy by closing loopholes in the tax system. Some less informed ministers even claim that the informal economy could be completely eliminated.

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23.12.2015

Poland is a matured and affluent European economy

CE Financial Observer talks to Marek Belka, Governor of the Polish central bank NBP, about the future of the Polish economy, the role of the central bank and the situation in Central Europe.

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Beata Szydło, Polish PM (pic. PAP)
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18.11.2015

Poland: Expose confirms campaign promises

On November 18th the new PM of Poland Beata Szydło presented her expose before the lower house of the Polish parliament. The ideas from expose confirm promises Law and Justice made during the election campaign.

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