WARSAW, Sept 8 (Reuters) - Foreign currency lending is risky for Poland's economy and the central bank supports measures to limit such loans, the bank's governor, Marek Belka, told daily Dziennik Gazeta Prawna in an interview published on Wednesday.
"As the central bank, we decisively support these measures (limiting foreign currency lending). Foreign currency loans are an attractive idea for consumers and a great business for banks that earn well on them," Belka said.
"But this is a ticking bomb that in some conditions - as shown by the example of Hungary or the Baltic states - can explode." (Writing by Karolina Slowikowska)