Poles do not want euro - poll

Poles are not keen on adopting the euro currency in Poland, a new poll by TNS Polska revealed. As much as 55 percent of Polish citizens said the adoption of euro  in their country will have rather bad effects, versus 12 percent of those with the opposite opinion. Also, 23 percent of Poles believe there are neither good nor bad consequences in adopting the euro. In April, Fitch Ratings reported that Poland (along with the Czech Republic) would likely benefit least from euro adoption in non-euro central and eastern Europe. A poll was conducted on June 3-8 on a sample of 1,027 Polish citizens aged over 15.