Privatization
Sejm calls for restrictions on PKO BP sale
Polish lawmakers have approved government plans to sell 30 percent of PKO BP, the country's largest bank in a privatization IPO on the Warsaw Stock Exchange. However, the Sejm has made a non-binding request to Treasury Minister Jacek Socha to cancel plans to sell 35 percent of the offering to international investors. EU officials say the restriction would be illegal anyway.
Equity markets
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