(Bloomberg) -- Poland's zloty fell against the euro
as a pick-up in inflation and accelerating economic growth fueled
speculation global central banks will boost interest rates,
eroding the attractiveness of emerging-market assets.
The zloty lost 0.7 percent last week against the euro,
declining to a two-month low, as concerns over higher global
borrowing costs triggered a sell-off in the bond market that
brought emerging market currencies down.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
as a pick-up in inflation and accelerating economic growth fueled
speculation global central banks will boost interest rates,
eroding the attractiveness of emerging-market assets.
The zloty lost 0.7 percent last week against the euro,
declining to a two-month low, as concerns over higher global
borrowing costs triggered a sell-off in the bond market that
brought emerging market currencies down.
Read more at Bloomberg Currencies News
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