Polish rate cut too shallow - Fin Min

POLAND - The National Bank of Poland's (NBP) rate cuts on Thursday confirmed the bank's support for the leftist government's economic programme, but Finance Minister Marek Belka hoped for deeper cuts, his spokesman said.

Poland's central bank has come in for heavy criticism recently from the government for not cutting interests rates quickly enough. Recently the Prime Minister Leszek Miller said he hoped that the Monetary Policy Council (RPP) would support the government in implementing its

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