The economic situation in Poland is not playing a major role in the current depreciation of the zloty (PLN), since it is "good," the governor of Poland’s central bank (NBP) has said.
Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister said in Gdańsk, northern Poland, that the country would do whatever it could to make the Polish zloty (PLN) moderately stronger.
The Polish zloty (PLN) is expected to get weaker rather than get stronger in the short term, economists have predicted.
The Polish zloty has not lost investors' confidence, it is worth promoting as a reserve currency for other countries, the head of the Warsaw Stock Exchange said on Wednesday.
The note, of which only 55,000 have been printed0 and which costs 85zł, is adorned with the face of the Prime Minister of the day Ignacy Jan Paderewski.
The Japanese Rating Investment and Information agency has confirmed Poland's foreign currency rating at "A-", and raised the country's rating prospects from negative to stable.
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