Over half of Poles against euro adoption - Eurobarometer

As much as 53 percent of Poles expressed their objection against adoption of the euro, according to the Eurobarometer survey conducted by the European Commission in April. While over half of respondents do not want the euro in Poland, 44 percent of them are for the adoption. The survey in April 2014 showed similar results, 53 percent and 45 percent respectively.

Some 7,000 respondents in the seven EU Member States that have yet to join the euro (Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Romania, Croatia, Sweden) were interviewed by phone on April 20-22. Questions included how citizens saw the consequences of euro adoption for themselves, their country, and for those countries which already have adopted the euro.