Poland’s government yesterday spelled out the country’s path to adopting the euro by 2012, part of a series of moves designed to help calm investors who have been retreating from the Polish zloty. The plan calls for the government to begin talks on amending the constitution, which currently allows only Poland’s central bank to set monetary policy, by early next year.

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