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POLAND: Newsflow Busy, But Markets Closed

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  • Financial Markets in Poland are closed for New Years Eve - reopening on January 2nd.
  • New housing programs are set to be laid out in the first quarter of next year, plans which will include price limits on apartments, according to the government development minister Paszyk, speaking to PAP.
  • Puls Biznesu write that bank share prices are falling despite the change in rhetoric from the NBP governor, which should pose upside risks for bank earnings for a longer period of time.
  • The finance ministry may release today their plans for issuance across Q1, with bond supply the market focus.
  • The reallocation of KPO EU funds across Poland may begin in the second half of 2025, and unused loan entitlements may be allocated to energy investment, according to the minister for development funds, speaking to PAP.
  • Speaking to DGP Daily, the finance minister Domanski warned that Poland's socio-economic model is under threat, with deregulation, lower energy costs and greater access to capital key going forward. As such, his finance ministry are working on a bigger plan for capital availability in the coming years, spanning both private and public markets.
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  • Financial Markets in Poland are closed for New Years Eve - reopening on January 2nd.
  • New housing programs are set to be laid out in the first quarter of next year, plans which will include price limits on apartments, according to the government development minister Paszyk, speaking to PAP.
  • Puls Biznesu write that bank share prices are falling despite the change in rhetoric from the NBP governor, which should pose upside risks for bank earnings for a longer period of time.
  • The finance ministry may release today their plans for issuance across Q1, with bond supply the market focus.
  • The reallocation of KPO EU funds across Poland may begin in the second half of 2025, and unused loan entitlements may be allocated to energy investment, according to the minister for development funds, speaking to PAP.
  • Speaking to DGP Daily, the finance minister Domanski warned that Poland's socio-economic model is under threat, with deregulation, lower energy costs and greater access to capital key going forward. As such, his finance ministry are working on a bigger plan for capital availability in the coming years, spanning both private and public markets.