Deloitte: Poland enters the phase of economic expansion

The divergence of economic moods in Poland...

Two Years On: War in Ukraine and Its Global Impact

On February 24, 2022, a full-scale Russian...

Core inflation in Poland is declining slower than expected. Bitcoin rebounds

Despite recent successes measured by consumer inflation, there are still some warning signs in Poland. One of them is core inflation, which is currently at significantly higher levels. Across the ocean, the correction in the dollar persists despite the data. Core Inflation Still High Yesterday's core...

Core Inflation Cools, But Rate Cuts Remain on Hold for Poland

In April, core inflation, excluding food and energy prices, stood at 4.1% year-on-year, compared to 4.6% in March, according to the NBP. A few days ago, the GUS confirmed earlier estimates of consumer...

Ukrainian Medical Professionals: Conditional Permission to Practice Extended Until October 24th

The possibility of granting permission to practice and conditional right to practice in Poland for medical professionals from Ukraine has been extended until October 24th this year. Based on the provisions of the Act...

A Better Year for Cannabis Industry Stocks

Marijuana-related stocks are gaining after significant declines in previous years. This is linked to announcements of potential regulatory liberalization in the USA. In Europe, they are being favored by the decriminalization introduced by Germany on...

Time for a Correction? Wall Street at a Critical Juncture

Thursday brought slight declines in Wall Street indices after previously setting new record levels. The main currency pair, after reaching a local high close to 1.09, corrected itself. U.S. bond yields increased. Many...

Cromwell sells 6 shopping centers in Poland to a Czech investment fund for €285 million

Cromwell Property Group has finalized the sale of six shopping centers, including CH Janki. The buyer is a Czech investment fund looking to expand its portfolio of commercial properties in Poland. BNP Paribas...

One in three European companies has invested in AI, and one in five people fear that AI could replace them at work

One in five employees in Europe fears that artificial intelligence might replace them in most of their professional tasks. SD Worx, a leading European HR solutions provider, conducted a survey on the use of artificial intelligence in the workplace among over 5,000 companies and 18,000 employees in 18 European countries. The survey indicates that while AI implementations are increasing, European HR directors do not perceive artificial intelligence as a significant challenge in 2024. From private life to the workplace, the application of artificial intelligence is seen almost everywhere, and European companies are aware of this. One in three European companies has already invested in AI in the workplace. This is...

Record Revenues for the GPW Capital Group in the First Quarter of 2024

In the first quarter of 2024, the Warsaw Stock Exchange Capital Group achieved record sales revenues of PLN 118.2 million, an increase of 5.3%...

Łódź Warehouse Market: Strong Foundations and Room for Growth

For years, the Łódź Voivodeship has been an attractive location for developers due to...

Rise in Divorce Filings in Poland: Over 21,000 Cases in the First Quarter of 2024

According to data from 47 regional courts across Poland, more than 21,100 divorce filings were recorded in the first quarter of 2024. This represents a 5.7% increase compared to the same period last...

Rail remains the Achilles’ heel of Polish ports. Port authorities are counting on accelerated investments in this area

Referred to as Poland's gateway to Scandinavia and an important logistical hub between the north and south of Europe, the Ports of Szczecin-Świnoujście are experiencing dynamic growth. In April 2024, a location decision...

Over 100,000 passenger BEVs and PHEVs are now driving on Polish roads

According to data from the end of April 2024, there were a total of 64,495 fully electric (BEV) passenger...

War in Ukraine reignites debate on European defense force

A common European army does not currently exist, and...

Mikołaj Ciaś Appointed Vice President of LINK4

Mikołaj Ciaś, a manager with 20 years of experience...

Corporate Bond Market Hits a Snag – or Just a Pit Stop?

Considering the record results of the first quarter, one...

Major Slowdown in the TSL Sector: PLN 1.3 Billion Due in Payments, PLN 500 Million to Be Recovered

According to the National Debt Register, the transport, shipping,...

Private Consumption Could Be the Main Driver of Poland’s Economic Growth This Year

The April core inflation reading was 4.1% year-on-year. Excluding energy and food, prices increased by 0.7% month-on-month. The year-on-year core inflation rate has been...

Warsaw Office Space Demand Reaches 139,000 sqm in Q1 2024, with Tenants Preferring Non-Central Locations

In the first quarter of 2024, the demand for office space in Warsaw reached 139,000 sqm, accounting for half of the total leased space...

Skanska Sells Warsaw’s Studio B to Stena Real Estate AB for €86 Million

Skanska has signed an agreement to sell its Warsaw project, Studio B. The buyer is Stena Real Estate AB, an international real estate entity...

IMF Raises Global GDP Growth Forecast to 3.1% for 2024, Citing Surprising Economic Resilience

According to the World Economic Outlook, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) expects the global GDP to grow by 3.1 percent this year. This is...

Ministry of Finance Unveils Local Government Financing Reform

The Ministry of Finance has outlined a new reform for financing local government units (LGUs), asserting that post-reform, LGU revenues will increase and become...

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