You can read about the conflict at the NBP here: Political “coup” at the National Bank of Poland? Adam Glapiński is at risk of losing his position
Below is the full position of the Monetary Policy Council:
“We appeal not to escalate actions that violate the current, stable relationship between the three constitutional bodies of the NBP, which has been established for nearly 30 years, including respect for the role of the central bank body, which is the President of the NBP. Creating unnecessary disruptions in these relations will be to the detriment of the central bank, with potential consequences that go far beyond the structure of the NBP itself,” we read.
“We ask you to calm down your emotions, be cautious and not take any hasty actions, the inevitable consequence of which would be the irreversible loss of the NBP's position, which has been consistently built over several decades, stabilizing the financial system, economy and the Republic of Poland. This would also threaten the high international prestige of the National Bank of Poland, which all central bank bodies are responsible for strengthening,” the MPC representatives further write.
