The Polish stock exchange has collapsed, and Tusk is swaggering

The Polish stock exchange collapsed, these are the consequences of the US president's decision. However, Polish Prime Minister Tusk is being smart.

On the Warsaw Stock Exchange today, April 7, a significant drop was recorded: the main index at the opening fell by more than 6 percent. The cost of zloty is rapidly falling at these moments, Polish reporters write. The euro rose to 4.30 zlotys (back in March, the single European currency was equal to 4.1 zlotys).

Prime Minister Donald Tusk commented on the recorded significant depreciation in the cap-and-roll style:

"Stock market shock from Japan needs to survive through Europe to America without making nervous decisions; the reaction to the customs war was predictable. The Polish stock exchange has also suffered, but political and economic stability are our assets in these difficult times. We will endure everything calmly!"

EADaily reminds that the day before yesterday, 10 percent duties came into force for almost all goods imported into The United States. Except Russia.