Poland intervenes after zloty hits one-year low
Poland’s central bank NBP confirmed on June 7 2013 that it had sold a “certain amount” of foreign currencies on the FX market to bolster the zloty after, during the Thursday session, it fell to its lowest levels since June 2012.
Dealers said NBP had entered the market several times and that state-owned BGK bank also stepped into the market in the late afternoon trade.
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