- Polish MPC member accuses central bank of attempting to restrict communication with market participants.
- New plan would require officials to seek governor's permission to meet investors and attendance of another council member.
- Accusation follows previous complaints about central bank's management practices and calls for interest-rate increases.
- Central bank rejects accusation and refers to US Federal Reserve's similar regulations on board members' external contacts.
Polish MPC Member Accuses Central Bank of Muzzling Policymakers
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.
Piotr Skolimowski
