Szczurek: Greek crisis is a lesson against quick euro adoption

Polish Finance Minister Mateusz Szczurek said on Monday that he was not surprised by the result of the Greek referendum and that the first reaction of the financial markets does not seem significant. The minister claimed that the Greek crisis is one of the arguments against quick euro adoption by Poland.  "Certainly, there are some lessons to be learned from the Greek crisis and the prolonged stagnation and there is also new information for those who want a rapid entry into the euro area, without any changes," Szczurek in an interview with Polish Radio. Szczurek also said that Poland is not vulnerable to the financial market turmoils, as its economy is balanced and no longer dependent on foreign investments.