(Bloomberg) -- Central bank chief Adam Glapinski is steering Poland into dangerous territory. Most Read from Bloomberg US Probes Made-in-China Chip as Tensions Flare Over Technology Hong Kong to Ease Shutdown After Record Rain Overwhelms City Everything Apple Plans to Show on Sept. 12: iPhone 15, Watches, AirPods Apple’s 2-Day Slide Nears $200 Billion on China IPhone Curbs Boss of Failed Crypto Exchange Gets 11,000-Year Sentence Glapinski sent the zloty tumbling on Wednesday when he shocked...

Poland pushed back against critics of its monetary policy by saying anyone who thought it wasn’t adequately tackling inflation was a supporter of historic antagonist Russia. On a massive billboard hung on its headquarters in Warsaw this week, the central bank said Moscow’s invasion of neighboring Ukraine and the fallout from the coronavirus pandemic were to blame for the fastest price growth in a quarter century. “It’s part of the Kremlin’s narrative to blame the National Bank of Poland and...

A member of Poland’s Monetary Policy Council described a new central bank plan to regulate investor meetings as an attempt to restrict her right to communicate with market participants. The 11-point list of good practices seen by Bloomberg and presented to the MPC at a meeting this month would require officials to seek the governor’s permission to meet investors. Any meeting would also have to be attended by another council member agreed with Governor Adam Glapinski. The accusation comes...

Are you a woman into blockchain or artificial intelligence? The European Central Bank may just be the place for you. In a job posting on its website on Thursday, the ECB said it was looking to hire a specialist in distributed ledger technologies for its infrastructure and payments division. Being female would be a plus. “The position offers you excellent opportunities to study new technologies like DLT and AI in a dynamic environment and to explore the opportunities and challenges deriving...