C bank criticism casts doubt on Polish reforms

- Central Banking staff
- 11 Apr 2003

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Poland's fiscal restructuring plan may run into problems after central bank President Leszek Balcerowicz criticised the finance ministry's reform blueprint. The finance ministry said the central bank would be "stupid" to oppose its plan to tap the revaluation provision.

Source: Financial Times

New doubts have arisen over the future of Poland's crucial fiscal reform plan after central bank officials presented a withering critique of the programme yesterday.

Bank officials said a reform blueprint

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