Szałamacha about Moody's:

Polish Finance Minister Paweł Szałamacha has commented on the rating agency Moody's maintaining Poland's long-term foreign debt grade at A2 and changing the outlook from stable to negative. "Moody's rating for Poland is considered to be objective and acceptable. I would make the controversy with the revised outlook from stable to negative. The agency has identified three main factors that drive the decision. The first is some uncertainty associated with considerable ability to finance new, ambitious tasks of social policy; the second factor is the question of a loan denominated in Swiss francs; and the third is the deadlock over the Constitutional Court," Minister added that in the first factor of Moody's decision is "hipotetic and fraught with a certain pessimism." "Both me and Prime Minister have been clearly informing many times that our intentions will be implemented according to the schedule of tax revenues rebuilding. During the first year of the program, we are family-oriented. However, we work intensively on the renewing of Poland's budget revenues," Paweł Szałamacha said.