Sunday, December 7, 2025

Country and Sector Risk Update: Overall Improvement, but Sector Details Tell a Different Story

Despite ongoing geopolitical turmoil—and even trade wars—country...

Poland Among Least Exposed to AI-Driven Job Losses

Poland and Advanced AI. Poland is relatively...

Hungary Slips to Bottom of EU Growth Rankings as GDP Stagnates and Industry Declines

Hungary’s economy remains at the back of the European Union. According to the second estimate published on 2 December by the Central Statistical Office (KSH), Hungary’s real GDP in...

Emerging-Market Central Banks at a Crossroads: Weak Dollar, Tight Constraints – and Why Poland Is an Outlier

Emerging markets are caught between a weak dollar and tight domestic constraints. Poland is...

Poland’s Central Bank Delivers Sixth Rate Cut This Year, Signals “Wait and See” Ahead

The Monetary Policy Council (RPP) continued its series of interest rate cuts on Wednesday,...

Revised Eurostat Data Show Stronger-Than-Expected Economic Pickup in Q3

Eurostat released revised economic growth data for the third quarter of 2025, showing that...

OECD Raises Global Growth Forecast to 3.2% for 2025, Despite Trump-Era Tariffs and Rising Trade Tensions

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has raised its global economic forecast,...

ECB Rate-Cut Cycle Likely Over for Now as Data Improves and Inflation Ticks Higher

It appears that the European Central Bank’s rate-cutting cycle has come to an end — at least for the time being. Stronger economic activity...

Over 5,200 Polish Companies Declared Insolvency in the First Nine Months of 2025 — Despite Fastest GDP Growth in the EU

From January to the end of September 2025, as many as 5,215 Polish companies declared insolvency, according to data from Coface. This represents a...

August EU–US Trade Deal Eases Tensions, but Growth Impact Remains Limited. Europe Stagnates While Poland Outperforms

The EU–US trade agreement concluded in August brought some relief to markets, but it did not materially change estimates of how tariffs will affect...

Fed Expected to Cut Rates by 25 bps on Wednesday Despite Government Shutdown

We expect the Federal Reserve to deliver another 25 bp rate cut on Wednesday, despite the disruption caused by the U.S. government shutdown. The...

Eurozone Manufacturing PMI Nears Expansion Threshold — Early Signs of Recovery Emerging

The Eurozone manufacturing PMI came in right at the 50-point threshold, exceeding market expectations of 49.80. This marks another reading hovering around the pivotal...

After 35 Years of Rapid Growth, Poland Faces the Necessity of a Fundamental Economic Model Shift

Poland’s economy, after 35 years of dynamic expansion, is approaching a turning point and must now undergo a fundamental shift toward a new model...

Poland’s Fiscal Deficit Climbs to PLN 236.6 Billion in 2024 — Public Debt Hits 55% of GDP

The Central Statistical Office (GUS) has published updated data on the finances of the general government sector for the years 2021–2024. According to the...

Global Outlook for 2025 Improves, but Poland Must Rely More on Domestic Demand

Global forecasts for 2025 remain broadly favorable — but weaker optimism regarding the growth outlook of Poland’s key trading partners, especially in the eurozone,...

Polish Industrial Output Rebounds Strongly — September 2025 Marks One of the Best Months of the Year

According to the latest data from Statistics Poland (GUS), sold industrial production in September 2025 was 7.4% higher than a year earlier, and up...

Insolvencies in Poland Are Rising the Fastest in Europe

According to the latest Allianz Trade report, the number of corporate insolvencies in Poland is expected to increase by 14% in 2025 and a...

Europe’s Share of the Global Economy Continues to Shrink

Although the European Union remains the world’s second-largest economy after the United States, its growth is far slower than that of China, India, or...

August Brings a Weaker Current Account, but Poland’s External Fundamentals Remain Strong

August data from the National Bank of Poland (NBP) showed a clear deterioration in the country’s current account, which recorded a deficit of PLN...

Poland’s August 2025 Balance of Payments: Weaker Current Account, Strong Capital Inflows, and Stable Services Sector

The August report from the National Bank of Poland (NBP) paints a mixed picture of the country’s external position: a deepening current account deficit...

Poland’s Service Sector Remains a Key Engine of Economic Growth in July 2025

July 2025 confirmed that Poland’s service sector continues to be one of the main drivers of economic growth. According to the latest data from...
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Poland’s Housing Market Finds Balance in 2025: Rate Cuts, Record Supply and Only Mild Price Growth Ahead of an Optimistic 2026

After four years of dynamic shifts, 2025 brought long-awaited stability to the housing market....

Poles Plan a Frugal Christmas: Average Spending Steady at PLN 1,589, Most Rely on Current Income and Savings

The vast majority of Poles will cover their Christmas expenses from current income or savings, and only a small group will turn to additional...

Decarbonising Aviation: Why Costly SAF Could Become Poland’s Big Opportunity in a Net-Zero Sky

Today, the biggest barrier is the price of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF), which is still higher than substantial carbon-pricing obligations. This may, however, represent...

Poland Sees Broad-Based Loan Growth in October 2025 — Housing and Cash Loans Hit Historic Highs, Installment Loans Rebound

In October 2025, compared with October 2024, banks and credit unions (SKOKs) issued more loans of every type. In numerical terms, the number of...

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