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MNI POLICY: EU Wants Poland To Adjust Deficit More Slowly

MNI looks at Poland's likely debt sustainability plan.

MNI (BRUSSELS) - Poland is leaning towards presenting a four-year debt sustainability plan, but European Commission officials are trying to persuade Warsaw to opt for a more gradual consolidation under an extended seven-year plan, arguing that it would be more credible, MNI understands. 

EU officials argue that such a rapid consolidation effort may not be realistic and may have a damaging impact on Poland's economic growth.

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MNI (BRUSSELS) - Poland is leaning towards presenting a four-year debt sustainability plan, but European Commission officials are trying to persuade Warsaw to opt for a more gradual consolidation under an extended seven-year plan, arguing that it would be more credible, MNI understands. 

EU officials argue that such a rapid consolidation effort may not be realistic and may have a damaging impact on Poland's economic growth.

Keep reading...Show less