Poland Is Ready to Start Probe of Central Banker, Tusk Says
- Prime minister accuses Glapinski of political partisanship
- Investors have ignored the row, which is set to flare up
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Poland’s ruling party will submit a motion in parliament within days to start a probe of central bank Governor Adam Glapinski, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said.
The move will kick off an unprecedented and potentially lengthy procedure aimed at ousting the head of the central bank, who is seen by Tusk’s administration as a political ally of the previously ruling populists.