The Polish currency is likely to rise further due to Poland's relatively sound economy, the inflow of foreign funds, and the market continuing to expect more cuts to borrowing costs than the central bank is ready to deliver, said Nomura economist Peter Attard Montalto.

WSJ: Poland Hints at End to Rate Cuts

Poles working in London were unlucky in the currency game after the Polish zloty gained about 8.5% against the British pound between March and April 2009.

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