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The Stock Information published a summary of events for Friday, indicating that Poland and five other countries demanded a limitation of the ETS at the summit. The author also noted that Poland was expected to lose 2.1 million jobs by 2035, while the government planned to increase funds for widow's pensions. According to the summary, the number of pharmacies fell by 191 year-on-year, energy production increased by 7.23% in September, and coal energy generation also rose. It was also reported that maximum fuel prices were 6.95 PLN per liter of gasoline and 8.03 PLN per liter of diesel. Among the economic information, the author mentioned Lithuania's analysis of the extraordinary tax for Orlen, the ending negotiations of the Ministry of State Assets regarding the car factory, and plans by PGE and NASK concerning investments in data centers. He reported that the weighted average rate of return on OFE over three years was 128%. The summary also informed about the decline of the Qatari stock market to its lowest level in six years, a 10% drop in the Indonesian stock market, and plans to remove it from MSCI. The author also cited an assessment by the Financial Times stating that there is no connection between renewable energy sources and the decline in energy prices, as well as a forecast that India would become the fourth-largest economy in the world by 2027. He added that economic tensions between China and Europe were escalating. The Stock Information reported that major strikes were expected in France on October 17, and Paris was sending rockets to protect Saudi Aramco. According to the summary, Gulf countries were hiding the effects of Iranian attacks, while Saudi Arabia might sell US bonds to save its budget. The author also wrote that Iran expected a US strike before the elections, and the Houthis were easing the blockade on Saudi ships. He mentioned a fire at the Rosneft refinery in Ryazan and a Belgian court's decision expected by October 26 regarding the seizure of PAŻP accounts in a dispute with Pfizer concerning vaccines. The author cited a CNN report that Ukraine no longer had Patriot systems and noted that Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with Volodymyr Zelensky. He added that trains on new Polish lines were expected to reach speeds of 300 km/h and that Google announced a breakthrough in quantum computing. The summary also indicated that the average Canadian purchased his first home at the age of 41. Finally, the Stock Information noted Boss Day and humorously wrote that one can only lose to a boss through his point of view. #Polska #Świat #Gospodarka (translated)

Tomasz wrote that the people he believes won the elections, claiming that the PiS government led to record-high fuel prices, accused the head of Orlen of undervaluing prices and losses, despite the company's record profits this year. He called the situation a "circus." #Polska #paliwa #wybory (translated)

He did it contrary to the applicable procedures and the production, supply, balance, and logistical situation of the concern, and despite the growing problems and losses, he personally monitored the action and issued current instructions to maintain reduced rates. According to the prosecution, the gathered material shows that Obajtek, as the president of Orlen, instructed subordinate employees to reduce wholesale and retail prices so that from October 1 to 15, 2023, a liter of fuel at stations would cost a maximum of 5.99 PLN. #ParlamentEuropejski #immunitet #Obajtek (translated)

The European Parliament may soon start the resolution procedure regarding the immunity resolution of Daniel Obajtek from Orlen in connection with allegations of improperly lowering fuel prices, although this process may take many months. #ParlamentEuropejski #immunitet #Obajtek (translated)

The Orlen company lowered fuel prices without assessing the economic situation and what is happening in the fuel market, so that before the elections some people would be convinced that we have some miracle – emphasized Attorney General Waldemar Żurek at a press conference. #Obajtek #Orlen #cenyPaliw (translated)

Attorney General Waldemar Żurek accused Daniel Obajtek of leading an illegal process of lowering fuel prices by Orlen before the elections in 2023 and is demanding a resolution for immunity and arrest for the former president of the company. #Obajtek #Orlen #cenyPaliw (translated)

The author of the entry referred to the failure of dispensers at Orlen before the elections and wrote that a motion had been submitted to lift the immunity of Daniel Obajtek and to consent to his arrest. He stated that according to the prosecutor's office, Obajtek had been forcing the price to 5.99 PLN, which had led the company to losses exceeding 4 billion PLN. #Orlen #DanielObajtek #polityka #PL (translated)

The side effect of this crime was the lack of fuel at over 600 stations and the now-famous notes informing about broken dispensers. This caused Orlen damage exceeding 4.1 billion zlotys. Waldemar Żurek informed about the transfer of the application to Roberta Metsola on the X portal. #DanielObajtek #immunitet #Orlen (translated)

"If they want to detain me for the fact that Poles were fueling up for less than 6 zlotys, then please feel free - on the condition that Donald Tusk will also be sitting in the cell, who promised fuel for 5.19, and already as prime minister said that state treasury companies should not be making profits, but taking care of the well-being of Poles." "If they want to detain me for the fact that Poles were fueling up for less than 6 zlotys, then please feel free," wrote Daniel Obajtek on platform X. #DanielObajtek #immunitet #Orlen (translated)

The ORLEN Press Office indicated that the chart of the company's wholesale prices from 2023 showed the election period. It stated that the Polish Organization of Oil Industry and Trade had officially raised alarms at that time about the suspension of fuel imports to Poland, which the office attributed to the actions of the addressee of the entry. According to ORLEN, this led to a "failure" of distributors and a breach of fuel reserves during the war across Poland's eastern border. The office added that Poland currently has the lowest fuel prices in the EU, stable supplies, and that operations are carried out in accordance with the law. #Polska #paliwa #wybory (translated)

The author of the entry wrote that in 2023 he notified the prosecutor's office regarding the pre-election fuel prices of Orlen and demanded the initiation of an investigation. He assessed that later events confirmed the validity of his appeal, pointing to the motion to lift the immunity and arrest Obajtek. He added that immunity should not protect against accountability. https://t.co/dBHcITynvg #Polska #Wybory #Paliwa #PL (translated)

TVP Info reported that Minister Waldemar Żurek submitted a request to the European Parliament to lift the immunity of Daniel Obajtek. According to the portal, investigators wanted to charge the former CEO of Orlen and obtain permission for his detention, forced appearance, and temporary arrest. https://t.co/eNQXZvLMRc https://t.co/L1S860woKT #immunitet #Polska #politka (translated)

Tomasz Trela wrote that a motion to lift Daniel Obajtek's immunity, his detention, and arrest was ready. He claimed that there were irregularities at Orlen, and the former president would bear responsibility and punishment. He added that everyone is equal before the law. #immunitet #prawo #korupcja (translated)

The Stock Information published a review of events on October 14, stating that the Czech Republic wanted to tax the Orlen refinery, and the WIG20 reached a historical maximum with an influx of funds. According to the post, the EU resumed the operation of raw steel mills with a total capacity of 10 million tons, and the OnePlus brand was disappearing from Europe. The author also reported on a successful lung tumor operation for the pope and quoted Donald Trump's statement about the base in Poland: "We'll see," after which he reportedly added that they would pay. The report listed the maximum fuel prices for the day: 7.11 for unleaded gasoline and 7.98 for diesel. The author asked readers if their utility charges had increased. He also wrote that the elections in Israel were scheduled for October 27, and Benjamin Netanyahu remained behind. According to the post, the Ministry of Finance wanted to raise the CIT to 22% for 0.6% of companies. Eavesdropping was detected at OpenAI that was reportedly found by the model itself, and in France, refrigerators were attacked in 700 supermarkets. The author informed that Chinese cars were recording soldiers in Norway and even intercepted codes related to units, while unemployment in Poland reached 5.8% in September. In China, the automotive market was in a downturn, and there were 9000 Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Inflation in Germany was expected to be the highest in three years, preparations for major strikes were ongoing in France, and India decided to build three coke steel mills. The post also mentioned a fine of $1.2 billion for Bank of America and sanctions, the presence of Houthi forces on Saudi Arabian territory, and the sinking of additional ships in the Strait of Hormuz—at least one a day. On the occasion of Teacher's Day, the author joked that a politician would have to graduate from Hogwarts to fulfill all promises. #informacje #ekonomia #Polska (translated)

The Chamber supported the government proposal for the introduction of an extraordinary tax on refineries, which aims to respond to the increase in the margins of these companies and should only affect two refineries owned by Orlen Unipetrol. #mimořádnadaně #rafinerie #Českárepublika (translated)

Szymon Janus criticized the proposal to raise the CIT from 19% to 22%. He claimed that instead of effectively enforcing taxes on foreign corporations, the government would burden a few large Polish companies that pay high taxes, limiting their ability to compete with Western enterprises. He pointed out that the official justification for the proposal mentioned aligning international corporations with the European level and protecting small and medium-sized Polish companies. Janus found these objectives paradoxical because, as he assessed, the effects of the changes would be primarily felt by Polish enterprises. He reminded that he had repeatedly pointed out the lack of capital in Polish companies and the benefits foreign corporations derived, in his opinion, from years of exploiting Poles and poorly conducted privatization. Janus suggested that the proposal could be used to attack President Nawrocki with the accusation of neglecting the budget and protecting big business. Among the Polish companies he categorized this way, he mentioned InPost, LPP, Adamed, Oshee, and Maspex, contrasting them with DPD, DHL, Aldi, and Orange. He added that Orlen and PKOBP/Pekao officially announced the end of investments and foreign expansion. Although he supported a uniform levy and fair taxation, Janus advocated for increasing tax pressure on foreign companies first. He claimed that the increase would bring billions of zlotys from Polish enterprises, and almost nothing from foreign ones, which — as he wrote — did not pay taxes. #CIT #podatki #polskiefirmy (translated)