Polish PM Tusk resigns amid central bank board dispute ahead of rating

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has stepped down following a dispute with the president over appointments to the central bank's leadership. Tusk had approved his candidates, but without new members the bank's board would fall below the legally required quorum. The resignation comes just before Poland's sovereign rating is due, adding political uncertainty to the economic outlook.

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