Polish Central Bankers Split Over Plan to Probe Governor Glapinski

Three of Poland’s central bank policymakers refused to support an opinion adopted at a meeting this week that called on the country’s ruling political party to desist from attempts to oust Governor Adam Glapinski.

In a move that underlines a split within the interest rate-setting Monetary Policy Council, two officials left the room and one declined to participate in a vote to endorse the document on Wednesday, according to people familiar with the proceedings who declined to be named, because the deliberations were private.