Poland: Economy Proves Immune to Ukrainian Crisis

People ♦ Published: March 26, 2014; 11:07 ♦ (Vindobona)

According to Governor of the Polish National Bank (NBP) Marek Belka, the Polish economy has so far proved stable and almost remained unaffected by the political crisis in Ukraine.

NBP: "Polish economy nearly unaffected by Ukraine crisis." / Picture: © Polish National Bank NBP

"The Polish economy, at least as far as the currency is concerned, has been nearly unaffected by this," Belka said commenting on the recent events. According to the governor, the depreciation of the Polish national currency by one to two percent was insignificant. "There may be problems, there already are, with exports to Russia and Ukraine," Belka said with regard to the decreasing…

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