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Poland's state budget has already financed 95 percent of its borrowing needs for this year, the Ministry of Finance has reported.
The Polish government, on Tuesday, adopted a new support scheme for mortgage loan holders, the government reported on its website.
The total value of mortgage loans provided by Polish banks in 2021 reached a record of PLN 85.76 billion (EUR 18.31 billion), a property researcher has reported.
The loan is the biggest EIB investment in onshore wind farms in Poland that will be constructed and operated by EDP Renewables (EDPR).
Santander Consumer Bank has been fined PLN 44 million (EUR 9.7 million) by the Polish anti-monopoly office (UOKiK) for including hidden costs in consumer loans and for misleading customers.
New legislation that introduces state housing loan guarantees poses a threat to the stability of Poland's financial system, the central bank has warned.
Poland's Supreme Court deferred making a ruling on the case of loans denominated in foreign currencies on Thursday, instead asking the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) to help it resolve a procedural issue on the appointment of judges.
Poland's cabinet adopted a resolution on Tuesday extending the ongoing Covid relief programme for large firms, the government press office said in a statement.
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