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Poland's bond market, which saw record inflows last year, is no longer appealing, according to BNP Paribas' Bartosz Pawlowski.
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LONDON/ SEOUL, April 5- North Korea warned on Friday it could not guarantee the safety of diplomats after next Wednesday and asked embassies to consider moving staff out of the country, European diplomats said, amid high tension on the Korean peninsula.
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LONDON/ SEOUL, April 5- North Korea has asked embassies to consider moving staff out and warned it cannot guarantee the safety of diplomats after April 10, Britain said, amid high tension and a war of words on the Korean peninsula.
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*Japan stimulus demand seen driving euro zone yield drop. LONDON, April 5- Investors cash fleeing Japan's massive stimulus plans in search of higher returns lifted yields on Friday to record levels on government bonds across the euro zone.
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**Deutsche Telekom is looking into improving the terms of a proposed merger of its T-Mobile USA unit with MetroPCS Communications PCS.N as a last resort to win over shareholders ahead of a vote on the deal next week, two people familiar with Deutsche Telekom's thinking said.
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WASHINGTON, April 4- The president of the U.S. Export-Import Bank on Thursday defended his agency in face of attacks by conservative Republicans who want to close it and a new complaint by Delta Air Lines Inc that the bank's support for Boeing gives foreign airlines an unfair advantage.
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Having tried and failed to become a major financial center, Moscow is trying yet again — only this time it finds itself competing for business with Warsaw, not London, Tokyo and New York, the New York Times reports.
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WASHINGTON, April 4- The president of the U.S. Export-Import Bank on Thursday defended his agency from conservative Republicans who want to close it down, as well as against a new complaint by Delta Air Lines Inc that the bank's support for Boeing gives foreign airlines an unfair advantage.
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CARACAS, April 3- Venezuela's acting President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Henrique Capriles square off in an April 14 vote to succeed late leader Hugo Chavez. *Maduro entered politics in 2000 as a legislator in the National Assembly, where his combative defense of Chavez's policies made him one of the president's proteges.
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WARSAW, April 3- Poland is considering cancelling $39 billion in treasury bonds held by private pension funds and paying the resulting pension shortfall out of its own budget, a newspaper said on Wednesday.
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*Boeing: completed over half of tests for battery system. TOKYO, April 2- All Nippon Airways, the biggest customer for Boeing Co's grounded 787 Dreamliner, will put its pilots through training to resume flights in June, sources told Reuters, after Boeing completed more than half of its tests to get its new battery system certified.
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WARSAW, March 28- Poland's central bank looks set to ignore government pleas to light a fire under growth, opting instead to keep interest rates flat for months to come lest it undercut the zloty and crush consumer demand.
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WARSAW, March 27- Poland's top utility PGE said it cancelled a tender, in which French group Alstom took part, to build a 450 megawatt lignite-fired unit in its Turow power plant and would announce a new bid to get cheaper offers.
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PRAGUE, March 27- Slovakia and Poland plan to sign a deal to build a gas pipeline connecting the two countries' networks in June, the two countries' prime ministers said on Wednesday.
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*Gazprom agrees to Serbian gas price cut. On regional exchanges, Czech and Slovak day ahead jumped nearly 21 percent to 49.59 euros per megawatt hour while Hungarian prompt power rose nearly 22 percent to 50.53 euros as the unseasonable cold weather was forecast to last at least through the weekend.
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WARSAW, March 27- Poland's utilities will have 4.2 gigawatts of power offline for planned maintenance on Friday, data from grid operator PSE showed on Wednesday. In addition, Poland's No. 2 utility Tauron said it halted a 120- megawatt unit at its Lagisza power plant for a 2- day unplanned maintenance shutdown.
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WARSAW, March 27- Foreign investors in Poland's shale gas sector need better cooperation from local firms to improve drilling results and to make strides in tapping unconventional gas supplies, companies and state geologists said.
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WARSAW, March 27- The Warsaw bourse plans to shorten its trading session by half an hour after brokerages complained it was costing them money because of low trade, the head of the stock exchange said on Wednesday.
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*Allianz to sell insurance through Turkish bank branches. *Allianz shares down 3.1 pct, Sigorta down 9.5 pct. By Jonathan Gould and Ludwig Burger FRANKFURT, March 27- Europe's biggest insurer Allianz has secured the top spot in Turkey's fast-growing insurance market by agreeing to buy Yapi Kredi Sigorta for about 1.6 billion Turkish lira.
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WARSAW, March 27- Portuguese lender Millennium bcp will hold on to its Polish unit until at least the end of next year as it looks for other ways to pay off state aid, market sources told Reuters.
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WARSAW, March 27- Poland's central bank is likely to transfer some 5.3 billion zlotys to the state budget this year after its 2012 profit was more than 10 times larger than the government had expected, an official who has seen the figure told Reuters.