One week after Poland’s President described the European Union as a “dying star”, the country’s Finance Minister Andrzej Domański tells the Financial Times that his country is in “no hurry to join the Eurozone” because the economy is doing better with the zloty.
The central command at the EU Commission can’t have been happy. At a time when de-industrialisaton, energy insecurity, economic stagnation and rising populism is making the bloc increasingly vulnerable, the Poles are essentially saying their economy is better off without the single currency. Not exactly a vote of confidence.
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