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Markets React to the Conflict Surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal. Globally, It's Rising, but in Poland, It's Falling, and the Zloty Is Losing Value.

The stock market and currency markets expressed their opinions on Monday regarding the events at the Constitutional Tribunal. Despite gains in global stock markets, Polish indices are falling. The złoty is also depreciating against the euro, and we are not fully benefiting from the euro's strengthening against the dollar. Analysts warn that the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal is already affecting the market, but the reaction wil…
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Another episode of institutional paralysis in the capital is again attracting the attention of commentators and observers of the public scene. Although the legal dispute seems far from the everyday decisions of consumers, its economic echo may soon reach the wallets of Poles and affect the stability of the entire financial system.

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The euro exchange rate reached PLN 4.42 – a level not seen since October 2023. Tensions surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal and the paralysis at the National Bank of Poland are weighing on the exchange rate of our currency.

·Poland
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The spread between German and Polish bond yields has widened due to the constitutional crisis. The rising cost of state financing is weakening the Polish zloty.

The stock market and currency markets expressed their opinions on Monday regarding the events at the Constitutional Tribunal. Despite gains in global stock markets, Polish indices are falling. The złoty is also depreciating against the euro, and we are not fully benefiting from the euro's strengthening against the dollar. Analysts warn that the conflict surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal is already affecting the market, but the reaction wil…

The ongoing conflict over the Polish Constitutional Court may increase the risk that S&P will change Poland's rating outlook from stable to negative, according to analyst Marek Rogalski for the PAP agency. The Rzeczpospolita daily, in turn, warned of the zloty's fall to its lowest rate in three years, inform...

·Bratislava, Slovakia
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Monday promises to be a judgment day for the Polish zloty, bonds, and stocks. Investors will react to recent events surrounding the Constitutional Tribunal.

·Poland
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Rzeczpospolita broke the news in Poland on Monday, November 2, 2026.
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