Pressure on Polish central bank may destabilise markets, Governor says
BUDAPEST, Nov 13 (Reuters) - Political pressure faced by Poland's central bank could destabilise financial markets and complicate reaching price stability amid rising energy costs, Governor Adam Glapinksi told a central banking conference in Budapest on Friday.
"To fulfill this role, Polish Central Bank must remain independent," Glapinski said in a video message. "Unfortunately, political pressure, which Polish Central Bank currently faces may erode public confidence, destabilise financial markets, and ultimately make price stability harder to achieve."