Polish president picks Adam Glapiński to lead central bank

Adam Glapiński
Adam Glapiński

Adam Glapiński was nominated as the next National Bank of Poland president today (May 6), with the country's president choosing him to succeed Marek Belka in June.

Glapiński is a member of the central bank's board – a role he was handed in February after spending six years on its monetary policy council (MPC).

The announcement came as the MPC held its policy rate at 1.5% today. In a press conference following the appointment, Belka appeared happy with the nomination.

"I believe that it's a good

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