Poland targets ERM-2 by 2011

Marian Noga, a member of the ten-strong council of the Polish central bank, said on Monday that Poland should join the ERM-2 exchange rate mechanism in 2011.

Noga said the country should join the mechanism - an exchange rand band around the euro which is one of the preconditions to entry into the single-currency zone - once it has fulfilled all criteria for entry in a durable way, leading to euro adoption two years later.

In a televised interview following the central bank's meeting last week

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