(Bloomberg) -- Poland's zloty advanced to its highest in more than four months versus the euro on expectations the central bank will raise interest rates this week.
The zloty rose for a second day as traders bet the Polish central bank will raise its benchmark rate 25 basis points from the current record low of 4 percent on April 25, according to 15 of 18 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. The zloty was also buoyed by comments on euro adoption and growth by the Finance Ministry.
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