Poland ‘Strong’ Despite Crisis

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Despite the economic crisis, Poland is the strongest growing economy in the EU. “We have quite healthy and strong internal economy,” Zbigniew Jagiello, CEO of PKO BP, told CNBC Friday. Poland’s “unemployment rate is (at) one of the lowest levels in our history,” giving people the job security to spend money, he said.

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