FinMin: No hectic moves over Brexit

Finance Minister Paweł Szałamacha said on Wednesday that Poland is not going to be forced into any hectic moves in relation to the possible Brexit, however the country may expect a temporary weakening of the złoty. "Subsequently, the financial markets will look at the economy's basis, how we carry out our program, keep deficit in check , increase budget revenues and rationalize the spending sphere," Szałamacha said. "The ministry has gathered a huge reserve of hard cash - PLN 60 billion. We can observe the course of events on the financial markets for a few weeks, we will not be forced into any frantic moves." The official met with reporters prior to leaving for Germany, where he will meet with his counterpart Wolfgang Schaeuble.