Central bank chief describes Polish euro adoption as "deeply harmful" - The First News
In the NBP governor's opinion, euro adoption in itself would not help in the fight against inflation. Radek Pietruszka/PAP Adopting the euro in Poland would be deeply harmful and result in a "radical drop" in the rate of GDP growth, the head of the National Bank of Poland (NBP) warned on Thursday. Adam Glapiński went on to say that making the euro Poland's currency would benefit "the richest, who invest abroad, have property abroad, spend money abroad." "Adoption of the euro by Poland would mean a radical drop in the rate of GDP growth," he said. "For Poland it would be deeply harmful. We have a Polish economic miracle...