Three-quarters of Poles oppose adopting euro

More than half of Poles have a negative assessment of the current situation in Poland, and 46 percent believe that the situation will not change in the next three months - according to a survey conducted by the Opinia24 polling company.

Three-quarters of Poles oppose adopting euro

Three-quarters of Poles oppose adopting euroNearly three-quarters of Poles are against replacing the national currency, the zloty, with the euro, according to a new report. The report, compiled by the Warsaw Enterprise Institute (WEI) think tank, found that 74 percent of respondents opposed adopting the euro, while 26 percent supported joining the eurozone. Among supporters, 18 percent cited easier international transactions between companies as…

Poland’s Big “No” to the Euro: 74% Reject Currency Switch, New Poll Reveals

Seventy-four percent of surveyed Poles are against introducing the euro as the national currency, according to a Warsaw Enterprise Institute (WEI) study. Women and older respondents were more frequently opposed. According to the poll results, a larger percentage of Poles oppose switching from the złoty to the euro. Seventy-four percent of respondents were against the […] The post Poland’s Big “No” to the Euro: 74% Reject Currency Switch, New Pol…

According to the latest report by the Warsaw Enterprise Institute, as many as 74% of Poles do not want to abandon the Polish złoty and adopt the common European currency in the country. These are record results, which indicate that unequivocal support for the euro is constantly decreasing. Analysts from the Warsaw Enterprise Institute have prepared a report entitled "With or without the euro? The future of Polish money". The research shows that …