By Wojciech Kosc in Warsaw The Monetary Policy Board, the National Bank of Poland’s (NBP’s) monetary policy body, is reportedly split over the government’s attempt to bring Governor Adam Glapinski to trial before the State Tribunal, Polish media reported on March 11. The board’s most recent meeting, which took place on March 5-6, was reportedly stormy, as rate-setters split along political lines over a vote on a resolution in support of Glapinski in the context of his potential summoning before the State Tribunal. The Polish government was reported in February to seek Glapinski’s suspension or…
