Poland Devalues Currency: In a move that...
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Poland Devalues Currency: In a move that signaled government concern over a slump in domestic production and falling exports, Poland devalued its currency by 14.4%. The new rate for the zloty was fixed at 11,100 against the dollar. The old rate was 9,500 to the dollar.
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