Poland - Factors to Watch on Nov 30

WARSAW, Nov 30 (Reuters) - Here are news stories, press
reports and events to watch which may affect Poland's financial
markets on Monday. ALL TIMES GMT (Poland GMT + 1 hour):

ECONOMIC GROWTH

Poland's statistics office releases gross domestic product
(GDP) growth data for the third quarter at 0900 GMT. Analysts
polled by Reuters economy to have expanded by 1.3 percent.

The central bank's Monetary Policy Council member Andrzej
Slawinski told TVN CNBC on Monday Poland's fourth quarter growth
may accelerate to 2 percent year-on-year from slightly over 1
percent probably posted in the third quarter [ID:WAR011175]

MPC hopeful, Andrzej Bratkowski, said Poland's economy could
expand by 2 percent in 2010 and accelerate to 3-4 percent in
following years, he was quoted on Monday as telling daily
Parkiet.

GAS

Russia has made new demands regarding a gas deal between
Poland and Russia, Dziennik daily wrote quoting unnamed sources.
Economy Minister Waldemar Pawlak was quoted as saying Poland may
do the same if such new demands are raised, Dziennik wrote.

AVG

Czech software firm AVG could debut on the Warsaw bourse in
the second half of 2010, managing partner of the company's
largest shareholder, Enterprise Investors, was quoted as saying
on Saturday.[ID:nGEE5AR02T]

JW CONSTRUCTION

Main shareholder of Poland's largest homebuilder JW
Construction JWCA.WA was quoted as saying on Saturday that he
expected home sales to stabilise ahead with a slight tendency
for growth.[ID:nGEE5AR029]

PKN OIL DEALS

Poland's leading refiner PKN Orlen PKNA.WA is in talks
with two companies over oil supplies in a drive to increase
share of long-term oil supplies, Chief Executive Jacek Krawiec
said on Friday. [ID:nGEE5AQ22T]

ENEA FLOATATION

Poland wants to float up to 16 percent of its second-largest
utility Enea ENAE.WA on the Warsaw bourse in a deal worth 1.2
billion zlotys ($430 million) at current prices, Treasury
Ministry spokesman said on Friday. [ID:nGEE5AQ20P]

CONSUMER SENTIMENT

Polish consumer confidence bounced back in November to its
highest level this year, signalling a further improvement in
private consumption, statistics office data showed on Friday.
[ID:nGEE5AQ1RM]

News editor of the day: Patryk Wasilewski

NOTE - For a diary of forthcoming events see [PL/DIARY] and
a calendar of east European economic indicators see
[CONV/DIARY].

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