which was already in line for a major boom.
Another one :)
Will todays tragedy effect the economy of Poland?
Another one :)
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
14 Apr 2010 / #32
"One area that requires a quick decision is on the National Bank of Poland, because the President of the NBP should convene a meeting of the Monetary Policy Council. So it is absolutely necessary for the functioning of the state to quickly solve this problem," said acting head of state Bronislaw Komorowski, Monday.
Deputy chief of the National Bank of Poland, Piotr Wiesiolek, has taken over the duties until a successor can be found
Deputy chief of the National Bank of Poland, Piotr Wiesiolek, has taken over the duties until a successor can be found
Wroclaw Boy
14 Apr 2010 / #33
After this incident when there is no stable government and dont know what govrnment comes in power, foreign investors will think twice to invest.
or see opportunity, perhaps a new younger generation polotician will take the big job, thats what Poland needs after all. Rome wasnt built in a day but some serious legislation needs to be passed here and pronto.
One of my main fables in life is take the good from the bad, make something beneficial come from a negative situation. That way the blow is less painful - Poland has opportunity here the way i view it.
OP love_sunil80 14 | 127
14 Apr 2010 / #34
Poland's financial markets remained stable on Monday, in line with expectations of most analysts and despite some concern about possible negative reactions following Saturday's tragic death of i.a. Poland's President Lech Kaczynski and NBP head Slawomir Skrzypek.
Lack of market reaction is a proof of institutional strength and maturity of the state, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. analysts told Parkiet daily.
Poland will see increased foreign investments, already visible in the growth in number of projects at the Polish Agency for Foreign Investment PAIiIZ to 138 from 77 in the same period last year, head of PAIiIZ Slawomir Majman told the daily Rzeczpospolita.
Investments will be damped by the scarcity of capital abroad however, he added.
Germany dropped out from the foreign investment leadership, while increased interest is seen from Japan and South Korean, Majman said adding that in terms of sectors leaders are automotive, aviation, BPO and IT.
Lack of market reaction is a proof of institutional strength and maturity of the state, Brown Brothers Harriman & Co. analysts told Parkiet daily.
Poland will see increased foreign investments, already visible in the growth in number of projects at the Polish Agency for Foreign Investment PAIiIZ to 138 from 77 in the same period last year, head of PAIiIZ Slawomir Majman told the daily Rzeczpospolita.
Investments will be damped by the scarcity of capital abroad however, he added.
Germany dropped out from the foreign investment leadership, while increased interest is seen from Japan and South Korean, Majman said adding that in terms of sectors leaders are automotive, aviation, BPO and IT.