Interfax: Poland news report of 17.04.2009
Updated news from Poland
Weekly news:
FINANCIAL & ECONOMIC NEWS
NEWS
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Poland has more support than Ukraine in infrastructure preparations for Euro 2012 – Platini
UEFA to pick 6-8 cities to host Euro 2012, Polish-Ukrainian parity may not be observed – Platini
Poland’s end-Q1 budget deficit at PLN 10.6 bln, 58.3% of FY plan
Polish FinMin makes EUR 1.032 bln in principal foreign debt payments in March, has EUR 3.415 bln
Poland to join IMF’s flexible credit line, boost central bank reserves by USD 20 bln
COMPANY NEWS
METALS
Polish copper miner KGHM should buy copper deposits with large sector investor – analyst
Polish copper miner KGHM likely forced to raise wages, another union joins demands – analyst
REAL ESTATE
German-Austrian-Polish Alpine/Hydrobudowa consortium to build Poland’s National Stadium
ENERGY NEWS
OIL & PETROCHEMICALS
Polish refiner Lotos likely to post net losses exceeding PLN 500 mln in Q1 2009 – analyst
PRESS: Poland’s top fuel firm PKN Orlen unlikely to sell stake in Mazeikiu Nafta to Russians
Russia’s Lukoil would consider taking stake in Czech refiner if offered – CEO
Lithuanian refiner Mazeikiu Nafta in talks to export products via Latvia
GAS
PRESS: British firm Aurelian Oil and Gas to begin gas production in Poland in H2 2010
Polish gas PGNiG, power group Tauron to decide by end-May on PLN 1.5 bln energy unit
Polish gas monopolist PGNiG’s new gas prices should be favorable – analyst
Polish gas monopolist PGNiG updates new gas price application, offers 8.5-9% cut
Polish gas monopolist PGNiG signs heads of agreement with Qatargas on LNG supplies
PRESS: Polish PGNiG may sign gas supply deal with Russia’s Gazprom in late April
HEAT, POWER & SEWAGE
Poland’s KW, Germany’s RWE initial agreement to build EUR 1.5 bln power plant
RUSSIA & CIS NEWS HIGHLIGHTS
Platini says UEFA knows no document on parity principle between Ukraine, Poland for Euro 2012
UEFA president says Euro 2012 will take place in Ukraine and Poland
Russian GDP could fall by more than 7% in Q1 – Kudrin
Yushchenko, Platini visit site of Olimpiysky stadium reconstruction in Kyiv
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