Poland Considers Dollar-Bond Sale After Record Samurai Issue

Poland is considering another international debt sale during the first quarter, eyeing a dollar bond after its record issue of yen-denominated notes, according to a senior government official.

Karol Czarnecki, the head of the finance ministry’s public debt department, told Bloomberg News that a dollar bond “can’t be ruled out” following the Samurai deal. Previously, he said that Poland was ready to tap both the dollar and yen debt markets in early 2026.