Poland's agreement with Russia regarding natural gas supplies to Poland should be finalized in the coming months and will be conform with the EU law, Polish Foreign Affairs Minister Radoslaw Sikorski assured at a press conference in Brussels.

The Polish government will probably pass the multi-year financial plan, including expected budget deficit levels, borrowing needs, fiscal policy directions and basic macroeconomic indicators, at a special sitting on Friday, July 30, a governmental source told PAP.

Russian Foreign Affairs Minister Sergey Lavrov will come to Poland in the end of August, Poland's Foreign Affairs Ministry spokesperson Piotr Paszkowski told PAP on Monday.

Only a half of the power plants to be built in the coming years will be fueled by coal, according to data gathered by Polish gas firm PSE Operator, Parkiet writes.

Polish companies are increasingly reluctant to pay their employees bonuses: only 61% of Polish firms have done so in 2010, which is 16 pps down y/y, and the lowest percentage in a decade, Rzeczpospolita writes citing advisory Hay Group.

Polish state-owned railway group PKP will sell its telecom operator Telekomunikacja Kolejowa (TK), whose worth is estimated at PLN 270 million zlotys, the daily Rzeczpospolita writes citing TK's CEO Andrzej Panasiuk.

Poland's biggest, state-owned postal services provider Poczta Polska will undergo a tight restructuring, aiming at saving the net sum of 1.7 billion zlotys within 5 years, according to the plan for 2010-2015 approved by the firm's supervisory board, Puls Biznesu daily writes.

Ruling PO decided to drop its plans for constitution changes, as the coalition would have to seek support of opposition party PiS for any constitutional amendment.

Poland’s Central Bank NBP sold 83.2 billion zlotys in money bills last week, setting a new record of such sales.

Listed white goods maker Amica hopes to post stand-alone results improvement y/y in terms of net and gross profit, while revenues should be comparable, CEO Jacek Rutkowski told PAP in an interview.

The four biggest of Polish industrial harbors, in the cities of Gdansk, Gdynia, Szczecin and Swinoujscie, plan to invest a total of some 1.2 billion zlotys in the coming 2-3 years, the daily Rzeczpospolita writes.

Russian-German gas pipeline Nord Stream, in its present route, is an obstacle for the development of Poland's planned LNG terminal in the city of Swinoujscie.

Poland achieved political accord necessary to start discussion within the EU about re-defining the public debt not to include social security transfers to private pension funds OFE, PM chief economic advisor Michal Boni told radio TOK FM.