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Polish Finance Minister Faults President for S&P’s Negative View
Source: Bloomberg
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Poland’s finance minister blamed President Karol Nawrocki’s use of veto powers to block key legislation for contributing to S&P Global Ratings’ decision to lower its outlook on the country’s debt. The report gives no details on the outlook change or any market reaction.
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