WARSAW, June 11 - The following are significant news stories, press reports and events on Thursday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland: GMT + 2 hours):

PUBLIC FINANCE

The revenue of Poland's public sector amounted to 1.7 trillion zloty or 43.6% of gross domestic product, the highest level in at least two decades, Rzeczpospolita daily reports, citing wage growth which fuels growth in personal income tax income, higher tax collection and rising corporate profits.

NUCLEAR POWER PLANT

The Polish government's plan to start building the country's first nuclear plant in two years is realistic, Rzeczpospolita reports, citing experts from the International Atomic Energy Agency

MONETARY POLICY

Due to the decline in inflation, there are no reasons to raise interest rates for now, and if global situation calms down, there should still be room for a rate cut, Monetary Policy Council member Ireneusz Dabrowski told Polsat News television on Wednesday.

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