Poland - Factors to Watch October 2

By Reuters News

WARSAW, Oct 2 - The following are significant news stories, press reports and events on Friday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours):


WINDFALL TAX

Polish President Karol Nawrocki said on Thursday evening he signed a windfall tax bill, which will be imposed on energy companies.

Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski said that the legislation would be published on Friday and that fuel prices at service stations would drop by 1.2–1.3 zlotys ($0.3086-$0.3344) per liter as early as the weekend.


DEBT

On Friday, the Polish Finance Ministry will hold an auction of 51-week Treasury bills worth 2.0–3.0 billion zlotys ($514.40 million-$771.60 million).


****Reuters has not verified stories reported by Polish media and does not vouch for their accuracy.****


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