In the last three decades, the IMF shows only China recorded faster economic growth than Poland
Economists said a drop in consumer spending caused the downturn
Since 2015, a significant shift can be observed in the Polish economic model, which has become increasingly efficient within the European context, writes economist, prof. Zbigniew Krysiak
As the average debt-to-GDP ratio has reached 90 percent in the eurozone, the fact that it has fallen below 50 percent in Poland is a notable achievement, writes PiS MEP Zbigniew Kuzmiuk
Rating agencies confirm that Poland’s economy and finances are in good shape
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), Poland’s share of global GDP reached 1% in 2022, placing Poland among the 20 countries with the greatest influence on the global economy
Polish GDP enjoyed a quarter-over-quarter increase of 3.9 percent in Q1 of this year
The West is beginning to see that between the Oder and the Bug rivers, between the Baltic and the Tatra Mountains, there is a country that is beginning to compete with the biggest players in Europe, writes editor of Polish Sieci weekly Jacek Karnowski
Polish GDP grew despite the apparent economic slump throughout last year
Its ratio of public debt to GDP is falling fast, partly thanks to inflation
Poland will be stuck with high inflation for a while, according to the country’s central bank
Czechia will face economic headwinds into next year
The poll also shows that Poles consider the U.S. to be the main military ally of the country
According to the correction, the Polish economy grew by 6.8 percent in 2021 on a year-over-year basis
Czechia’s debt is growing, and its economic growth is slowing
The Polish Institute of Economics (PIE) says Poland’s nuclear power program should raise Polish GDP by over 1 percent
Hungary’s strong GDP results show that the country continues to soar
The Polish economy is recovering quickly after two years of Covid-19 restrictions, writes Grzegorz Siemionczyk for the Rzeczpospolita newspaper
Poland and nine other European countries, including Hungary, Czech Republic and the Baltic states, joined the EU on May 1, 2004
The World Bank has published its economic forecast for Poland
Economists are estimating that the war in Ukraine will hit Polish growth by over 1-percentage point, bringing growth forecasts all the way down to only 1.5 to 2.5 percent
Poland’s GDP is expected to increase by 5.5 percent in 2022
Statistics Poland (GUS) revealed the main factor which contributed to Poland’s economic growth last year was domestic demand
The high inflation rate is not only hindering the growth of Poles’ income but also the Polish economy’s development
Poland’s economy is among the world’s leaders when it came to resisting the pandemic in terms of GDP growth, household income, stock market performance, investment spending and state debt
The Polish economy is exceeding expectations
Although the Visegrád Four countries of Hungary, Czechia, Poland, and Slovakia find themselves below the EU average when it comes to prosperity, they also achieved some of the highest economic growth among EU member states
While the Polish economy nips at the heels of wealthy countries, Polish GDP per capita remains below regional and EU averages
Economists expected growth of 7.8 percent year-on-year
Poland’s GDP in the second quarter of 2021 grew by a massive 10.9 percent compared to the year-over-year 0.9 percent decrease in the first quarter
The Hungarian economy will grow robustly, by more than 6%
The good forecast comes with a price: higher inflation
No other Central or-Eastern European country will experience economic growth like Poland in 2021, reports European Bank for Reconstruction and Development
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised its forecast of Poland’s GDP growth for 2021 from 2.7 percent in January to 3.5 percent
Latest report increases GDP growth forecast for 2021-22
Strong domestic investments and consumer demand will pave the way for Polish economic recovery
Poland recorded the EU’s second lowest GDP drop in 2020 at -2.8 percent just behind Lithuania, which did better at -0.9 percent, according to the newest report by European Commission
Poland has been hit hard by Covid-19, but unlike other nations, it has proven resilient
The GDP per capita result is affected by the coronavirus crisis
Spanish publication lists the reasons and causes for Poland’s unhindered economic growth in the last 25 years
30 years after the end of communism, Poland has overtaken Portugal in terms of GDP per person
In 2019, we saw a disconnect between Polish and German economic development
Poland’s GDP growth is strong but the next 2 to 4 years will test the Polish economy
Hungary is now 22nd among EU members states for GDP per capita
The economy is sounder than ever.
GDP forecast for 2019 raised to 4.6% from the previous 3.7%.
