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# Poland Insight: Poland Business & Economic News

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- [AI and the Labour Market: Poland Is Among Europe’s Most Exposed Economies](https://polandinsight.com/ai-and-the-labour-market-poland-is-among-europes-most-exposed-economies-27531/): Poland is one of the economies most exposed to the next wave of artificial-intelligence automation. Under the “Special Agent” scenario, 17.5% of the task content performed across the Polish workforce is technically susceptible to automation. The most important conclusion, however, is not that AI will eliminate one job in six. The more plausible outcome is a deep redesign of occupations, career ladders, corporate structures and the distribution of income between labour and capital.
- [Listed Residential Developers Record a Clear Acceleration in Sales in Q2](https://polandinsight.com/listed-residential-developers-record-a-clear-acceleration-in-sales-in-q2-96538/): In the second quarter of this year, contract sales reported by residential developers listed on the main market and Catalyst bond market of the Warsaw Stock Exchange showed a clear acceleration, both year on year and quarter on quarter. The figures for the first half of the year present a similar picture, suggesting that sales conditions on Poland’s primary residential market, as measured by the performance of its largest listed developers, are following a distinctly upward trend.
- [Creotech to Supply HyperSat Platforms for ESA-Backed ASTRAL Mission](https://polandinsight.com/creotech-to-supply-hypersat-platforms-for-esa-backed-astral-mission-71975/): Polish satellite technology will be used in a European demonstration mission focused on refuelling satellites in orbit. Creotech Instruments S.A., Poland’s largest space mission integrator listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, has been selected by OrbitFab—one of the global pioneers of commercial in-orbit satellite refuelling technology—to participate in the ASTRAL project, carried out in cooperation with the European Space Agency (ESA).
- [AI and the Labour Market: Poland Among the Countries Most Exposed to Automation](https://polandinsight.com/ai-and-the-labour-market-poland-among-the-countries-most-exposed-to-automation-98938/): The widespread release of ChatGPT in late 2022 marked a milestone in the development of artificial intelligence. Since then, the number of companies using AI in their day-to-day operations has continued to grow. However, the rise of automation has also raised important questions: How will artificial intelligence affect the labour market? Will it take people’s jobs? Which occupations are most at risk of automation?
- [Nearly 85% of Business Services Leaders in Poland Are Adopting Generative AI](https://polandinsight.com/nearly-85-of-business-services-leaders-in-poland-are-adopting-generative-ai-70309/): Poland’s business services sector has entered a phase of full maturity and strengthened its position as one of the main pillars of the national economy, according to the latest report by the Association of Business Service Leaders, or ABSL.
- [Revolut Opens New Warsaw Office and Plans to Hire 300 People](https://polandinsight.com/revolut-opens-new-warsaw-office-and-plans-to-hire-300-people-91532/): Revolut is opening a new office in Warsaw’s Rondo 1 skyscraper in response to the company’s rapid growth in Poland and the needs of employees who prefer working from an office.
- [Poland Ranks Among the World’s Top Targets for Cyberthreats](https://polandinsight.com/poland-ranks-among-the-worlds-top-targets-for-cyberthreats-87131/): Poland ranked first worldwide for the number of detected downloaders—malicious programs designed to download additional threats onto infected devices—and for detections of CloudEye, a tool used to conceal and deliver malware.
- [Up to 200 Million Cubic Metres of Sewage May Enter Poland’s Environment Each Year](https://polandinsight.com/up-to-200-million-cubic-metres-of-sewage-may-enter-polands-environment-each-year-63499/): Poland has a lower proportion of residents connected to sewerage networks than other countries in the Baltic Sea region. Around 2.5 million septic tanks and domestic wastewater treatment systems are currently in use across the country, according to a report by the Race For The Baltic Foundation and the Environmental Protection Support Agency.
- [Polish Businesses Feel the Impact of Sharp Fuel Price Increases](https://polandinsight.com/polish-businesses-feel-the-impact-of-sharp-fuel-price-increases-61271/): Only a month ago, fuel prices in Poland were among the lowest in Europe. Now, however, their day-to-day increase is one of the sharpest on the continent, and businesses are already feeling the impact.
- [Europe Risks Losing the Global AI Race Due to Overregulation](https://polandinsight.com/europe-risks-losing-the-global-ai-race-due-to-overregulation-66402/): The European Union is launching further initiatives designed to support the development of Europe’s artificial intelligence sector. These include measures to encourage investment, strengthen technological sovereignty and reduce the cybersecurity risks associated with AI. According to Polish MEP Piotr Müller, however, excessive regulation and high energy prices could undermine Europe’s attractiveness to investors. In his view, developing the EU’s own technological capabilities and pursuing a more assertive policy towards suppliers from third countries would be more effective than introducing additional regulations.
- [Polish Retail Price Growth Eases for Third Consecutive Month](https://polandinsight.com/polish-retail-price-growth-eases-for-third-consecutive-month-62107/): The cost of everyday shopping in Poland increased by an average of 2.7% year on year in June 2026, according to a recently published analysis covering nearly 100,000 retail prices across 17 product categories.
- [European Defence Industry Attracts Record Investment but Funding Gap Persists](https://polandinsight.com/european-defence-industry-attracts-record-investment-but-funding-gap-persists-28875/): European Union countries belonging to NATO spent an average of 2.5% of GDP on defence in 2025, while approximately 40% of expenditure on military equipment went to suppliers outside Europe.
- [Poland Prepares for Its Largest Railway Projects in Decades](https://polandinsight.com/poland-prepares-for-its-largest-railway-projects-in-decades-73703/): Railway investment in Poland is gathering pace. Under the Integrated Railway Network plan, developed by Port Polska and PKP Polish Railway Lines, the country is expected to build approximately 4,700 kilometres of new railway lines over the coming decades, while a further 5,600 kilometres of existing infrastructure will undergo extensive modernisation.
- [ROBYG Contracts 1,280 Units in the First Half of 2026](https://polandinsight.com/robyg-contracts-1280-units-in-the-first-half-of-2026/): ROBYG Group contracted 1,280 residential units in the first half of 2026, representing a 25% increase compared with the same period last year. The company also signed more than 1,250 preliminary and development agreements, up 31% year on year.
- [Marek Sawa to Lead the Muszkieterowie Group in Poland](https://polandinsight.com/marek-sawa-to-lead-the-muszkieterowie-group-in-poland-29864/): Following the completion of Sławomir Czarnecki’s three-year term as President of the Muszkieterowie Group in Poland, the position will be taken over by Marek Sawa, the current President of Bricomarché Poland.
- [Higher Oil Prices Test Gold’s Resilience Near $4,000](https://polandinsight.com/higher-oil-prices-test-golds-resilience-near-4000/): Gold continues to trade within a broad range of $3,950 to $4,200 per ounce as investors assess the inflationary impact of higher energy prices against the longer-term risks to global economic growth.
- [New EU Air Travel Rules Protect Compensation, Hand Luggage and Family Seating](https://polandinsight.com/new-eu-air-travel-rules-protect-compensation-hand-luggage-and-family-seating-71916/): Compensation for flight delays of at least three hours will remain in place, airline ticket prices will become more transparent, the “no-show” rule will be abolished and children will be seated next to accompanying adults free of charge. These are among the measures adopted by the European Union institutions to strengthen the rights of air passengers.
- [Government Pushes for Greater Role of Polish Companies in Strategic Projects](https://polandinsight.com/government-pushes-for-greater-role-of-polish-companies-in-strategic-projects-44172/): Poland’s government initiative to promote local content, meaning a greater role for domestic companies in major investment projects, is gathering momentum. A Code of Good Practice in this area will be distributed not only to state-owned companies, but also to local authorities and private businesses.
- [Orange Poland Deploys AI Avatars at Warsaw Children’s Hospital](https://polandinsight.com/orange-poland-deploys-ai-avatars-at-warsaw-childrens-hospital-24021/): AI assistants combining generative artificial intelligence, the hospital’s internal knowledge base and interactive 3D maps will partially take over information services for patients and their carers at the Children’s Memorial Health Institute in Warsaw’s Międzylesie district.
- [Falling Interest Rates Trigger Poland’s Biggest Mortgage Refinancing Wave in Years](https://polandinsight.com/falling-interest-rates-trigger-polands-biggest-mortgage-refinancing-wave-in-years-33221/): Falling interest rates have triggered the largest wave of mortgage refinancing seen in Poland for years. A growing number of borrowers are switching banks to reduce their monthly repayments. Experts from property portal RynekPierwotny.pl and mortgage intermediary GetHome Finance explain when refinancing can generate the greatest savings.
- [546 Polish Municipalities Have No Pharmacy as Industry Calls for Deregulation](https://polandinsight.com/546-polish-municipalities-have-no-pharmacy-as-industry-calls-for-deregulation-37889/): There are now 546 municipalities in Poland without a single pharmacy, while another 687 have only one. Since the market peaked in 2017, as many as 2,247 pharmacies have disappeared.
- [Medicalgorithmics to Convert More Than PLN 16 Million of Debt Into Shares](https://polandinsight.com/medicalgorithmics-to-convert-more-than-pln-16-million-of-debt-into-shares-73375/): Medicalgorithmics, the developer of globally innovative AI algorithms and an ECG analysis platform, will reduce its debt by more than PLN 16 million. The company’s Extraordinary General Meeting approved the issuance of more than 500,000 new shares at a price of PLN 33 per share. The shares will be acquired by Biofund Capital Management in exchange for cancelling liabilities arising from a loan granted by the fund in 2024.
- [Will the Government Revive the CPN Fuel Price Support Programme?](https://polandinsight.com/will-the-government-revive-the-cpn-fuel-price-support-programme-62938/): The past few days at Polish petrol stations have brought a painful confrontation with geopolitical reality. Escalating tensions in the Middle East and reciprocal missile attacks between the United States and Iran have rapidly restored not merely a geopolitical premium to the market, but what analysts describe as a war premium.
- [Retail Parks Drive Poland’s Commercial Property Market to a Six-Year High](https://polandinsight.com/retail-parks-drive-polands-commercial-property-market-to-a-six-year-high-81608/): Cushman & Wakefield experts in Poland have summarised the situation in the country’s retail property market following the second quarter of 2026. The period from April to June was marked by continued high development activity, with approximately 150,000 sq m of modern retail space delivered. This was the strongest second-quarter result since 2019.
- [Poland’s Inflation Falls to the NBP Target of 2.5% in June 2026](https://polandinsight.com/polands-inflation-falls-to-the-nbp-target-of-2-5-in-june-2026/): Inflation in Poland stood at 2.5% year on year in June 2026, exactly matching both Statistics Poland’s earlier flash estimate and the inflation target set by the Monetary Policy Council. On a monthly basis, consumer prices fell by 0.5%, mainly due to lower fuel prices.
- [Middle East Crisis Sends Oil Higher and Revives Global Inflation Fears](https://polandinsight.com/middle-east-crisis-sends-oil-higher-and-revives-global-inflation-fears-88532/): The energy sector has delivered the strongest performance across commodity markets. Renewed tensions in the Middle East triggered the largest one-day increase in oil prices in more than three months, pushing Brent crude above USD 86 per barrel. Diesel and European natural gas recorded the sharpest gains.
- [Chinese Shopping Platforms Pass New Tariff Costs on to Customers](https://polandinsight.com/chinese-shopping-platforms-pass-new-tariff-costs-on-to-customers-80139/): Contrary to the frequently repeated claim that the introduction of tariffs on parcels from China would change nothing for consumers, the analysis points to the opposite conclusion. Within the first week of the new tariffs taking effect, Temu, Shein and AliExpress had already adjusted their pricing strategies, with the additional costs being passed on to end customers.
- [Warsaw Office Market Gains Momentum as Demand Rises and Availability of Prime Space Declines](https://polandinsight.com/warsaw-office-market-gains-momentum-as-demand-rises-and-availability-of-prime-space-declines-67155/): The Warsaw office market has accelerated markedly. In the first half of 2026, the volume of leasing transactions increased by 38% year on year, reaching nearly 417,000 sq m. At the same time, development activity remains highly constrained. New supply for the full year is forecast at just 49,000 sq m, one of the lowest levels recorded in two decades.
- [Poland’s Foreign Trade Deficit Reaches PLN 12.5 Billion](https://polandinsight.com/polands-foreign-trade-deficit-reaches-pln-12-5-billion-42813/): Poland’s foreign trade deficit in goods reached PLN 12.5 billion in the first five months of 2026, even though exports and imports grew at a similar pace. The negative balance was generated almost entirely by trade with developing economies. Poland continued to record a substantial surplus with developed countries, including the European Union.
- [Russian FSB Unit Allegedly Targeted Polish Combined Heat and Power Plants as EU Imposes New Sanctions](https://polandinsight.com/russian-fsb-unit-allegedly-targeted-polish-combined-heat-and-power-plants-as-eu-imposes-new-sanctions-27733/): Poland is among the countries that, according to the European Union and NATO, have been targeted by Russian cyberattacks and hybrid operations against critical infrastructure. Brussels has explicitly stated that Russia’s 16th FSB Centre allegedly conducted sabotage operations against Polish combined heat and power plants and other elements of the country’s infrastructure. Check Point Research also confirms that the number of cyberattacks targeting Poland’s public sector has risen sharply in recent months.
- [Cisco: 65% of CEOs Believe Their Companies Are Underinvesting in AI](https://polandinsight.com/cisco-65-of-ceos-believe-their-companies-are-underinvesting-in-ai-89559/): Optimism about artificial intelligence is growing, but so is the fear of being left behind. As many as 91% of CEOs say they are more optimistic about AI’s potential than they were a year ago, while nearly two-thirds are concerned that their companies are investing too little in the technology.
- [Poland’s Services Output Rises 6.6%](https://polandinsight.com/polands-services-output-rises-6-6-36207/): Output in Poland’s services sector increased by 6.6% year on year in April 2026, almost twice as fast as a year earlier, when growth stood at 3.7%. The strong headline result, however, concealed considerable differences between industries. Real estate services and telecommunications recorded double-digit growth, while film and recording production fell by more than one-third compared with March.
- [AGH Student Team’s CAPYBARA Experiment Selected for ESA Academy Programme](https://polandinsight.com/agh-student-teams-capybara-experiment-selected-for-esa-academy-programme-68168/): A student team from the AGH Lunar-Technologies scientific club, operating at the Faculty of Space Technologies of AGH University of Krakow, will conduct an experiment called CAPYBARA during a parabolic flight campaign supported by the Education Office of the European Space Agency.
- [The End of Unsubstantiated “Eco” Claims: Companies Face Fines of Up to 10% of Turnover](https://polandinsight.com/the-end-of-unsubstantiated-eco-claims-companies-face-fines-of-up-to-10-of-turnover-71631/): Poland’s Council of Ministers has adopted a draft amendment to the Act on Counteracting Unfair Market Practices and the Consumer Rights Act. Behind the seemingly technical and bureaucratic title lies one of the most eagerly awaited changes to consumer law in recent years: companies will no longer be able to place terms such as “eco” on their packaging without evidence to support them.
- [Poland Plans Social Security Support for Artists](https://polandinsight.com/poland-plans-social-security-support-for-artists-54724/): As many as 85% of actors say their financial situation forces them to take jobs outside their artistic profession. More than half have also experienced difficulties paying social insurance contributions, according to research conducted by the Association of Polish Stage Artists, known as ZASP.
- [Polish Developer 7R Invests €70 Million in Berlin Logistics Complex](https://polandinsight.com/polish-developer-7r-invests-e70-million-in-berlin-logistics-complex-45475/): 7R, a developer of warehouse and industrial properties, has completed the key formalities related to the acquisition of a property in Berlin from KARL Gruppe and is launching its first development project in Germany.
- [More Than 5 Million Jobs in Poland Are Exposed to Generative AI](https://polandinsight.com/more-than-5-million-jobs-in-poland-are-exposed-to-generative-ai-22642/): NASK estimates that 30.3% of all jobs in Poland are potentially exposed to the effects of generative artificial intelligence. This represents approximately 5.08 million positions, including 817,500 classified as being at the highest level of exposure. Experts stress that AI will reduce employment in many occupations, particularly those centred on processing information. At the same time, the technology may create entirely new jobs, while specialised skills are expected to become increasingly valuable.
- [EU Approves Emergency Aid for Farmers Hit by Rising Fertiliser Costs](https://polandinsight.com/eu-approves-emergency-aid-for-farmers-hit-by-rising-fertiliser-costs-90523/): The escalation of conflict in the Middle East and disruptions to raw material supplies have pushed fertiliser prices higher, causing serious difficulties for farms across Europe. This week, the Council of the European Union approved a support mechanism for farmers. According to Poland’s Ministry of Agriculture, the country is set to receive more than €66 million, while the total support package could reach PLN 850 million once national funding is added. Some Members of the European Parliament, however, argue that the proposed assistance remains insufficient.
- [Poland’s Cosmetics Market Is Worth PLN 18.5 Billion](https://polandinsight.com/polands-cosmetics-market-is-worth-pln-18-5-billion-29902/): Poland’s cosmetics market continues to expand. According to YouGov data covering 2024–2025, the value of the cosmetics shopping basket in Poland has reached PLN 18.5 billion. At the same time, nearly half of sales in this category are generated through promotions, demonstrating that attractive prices have become a permanent feature of consumers’ shopping strategies.
- [Poland’s Commercial Real Estate Market Records Its Best First Half Since 2018](https://polandinsight.com/polands-commercial-real-estate-market-records-its-best-first-half-since-2018/): Investment in Poland’s commercial real estate market exceeded €3.06 billion in the first half of 2026, representing a 78% increase year on year and the strongest first-half result since 2018, according to data from CBRE. Capital flowed into every segment of the market, with retail properties attracting the greatest investor interest and accounting for more than one-third of the total transaction volume. CBRE experts say the result confirms that the recovery in Poland’s commercial real estate investment market is firmly established.
- [WealthTech Firms Are Winning Clients Away from Traditional Banks](https://polandinsight.com/wealthtech-firms-are-winning-clients-away-from-traditional-banks-50670/): The combined wealth of the world’s most affluent investors reached a record $98.3 trillion at the end of 2025, according to Capgemini’s World Wealth Report 2026: Wealth.AI. However, behind the strong macroeconomic performance lies a serious operational challenge: only 17% of wealthy clients rate their wealth management experience positively.
- [Where Are Poles Most Heavily Indebted? A New Ranking of Regions and Cities](https://polandinsight.com/where-are-poles-most-heavily-indebted-a-new-ranking-of-regions-and-cities-38262/): PLN 7,907 gross — according to Statistics Poland, this was the median monthly salary in Poland at the end of 2025. To obtain a fuller picture of households’ financial condition, however, another indicator should also be considered: consumer debt. Data from the National Debt Register shows that the median amount of overdue debt stood at PLN 4,931 at the end of 2025.
- [Global Aquatic Food Production Reaches Record 235 Million Tonnes](https://polandinsight.com/global-aquatic-food-production-reaches-record-235-million-tonnes-83399/): Global production of fish, seafood and other aquatic organisms reached a record 235 million tonnes in 2024, according to the latest report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations. Fish and seafood play an important role in global food security, particularly as the world’s population continues to grow. Rising demand also makes the sustainable management of wild fish stocks increasingly important.
- [Iran Exported Millions of Barrels Before US Restrictions Tightened](https://polandinsight.com/iran-exported-millions-of-barrels-before-us-restrictions-tightened-74228/): Iran increased its oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz before the United States’ announced tightening of restrictions on Iranian ports. Over the course of one week, six US-sanctioned supertankers entered the Gulf of Oman with their automatic identification systems switched off. Together, the vessels are capable of carrying approximately 12 million barrels of oil.
- [Holiday Home Prices Hit Records in Poland’s Most Expensive Resorts](https://polandinsight.com/holiday-home-prices-hit-records-in-polands-most-expensive-resorts-71739/): New apartments in Poland’s most popular holiday destinations now cost more than homes in the country’s largest cities. Zakopane remains the most expensive resort for the second consecutive year, with the average asking price approaching PLN 35,000 per square metre. Seven seaside destinations feature among the ten most expensive markets, while Grzybowo recorded the strongest price increase among the resorts making the ranking. (CEO Magazyn Polska)
- [Warsaw Office Market Accelerates, with Take-Up Reaching 282,800 Sq M](https://polandinsight.com/warsaw-office-market-accelerates-with-take-up-reaching-282800-sq-m-79438/): Warsaw’s office market gained significant momentum in the second quarter of 2026. Companies leased 282,800 sq m of modern office space, more than twice the volume recorded in the previous quarter and over 80% more than a year earlier. At the same time, the city’s vacancy rate fell to 8.5%, dropping to just 4.8% in central locations. The recovery was driven primarily by lease renegotiations, which accounted for more than half of total take-up.
- [Mex Polska Posts Record First-Half Revenue of Over PLN 64 Million](https://polandinsight.com/mex-polska-posts-record-first-half-revenue-of-over-pln-64-million-80625/): Mex Polska estimates that its consolidated sales revenue exceeded PLN 64 million in the first half of 2026, representing an increase of 13.44% year on year. This was the highest first-half revenue recorded by the group in its history. Growth was supported by the expansion of its restaurant network, the increasing scale of its key brands and favourable market conditions.
- [Edison Histotripsy System Receives CE Certification for Liver Tumour Treatment](https://polandinsight.com/edison-histotripsy-system-receives-ce-certification-for-liver-tumour-treatment-70335/): The Edison system, developed by US-based HistoSonics and using histotripsy technology for the non-invasive treatment of liver tumours, has received CE certification authorising its use in the European Union.
- [Poland Attracts Investment as Global Supply Chains Move Closer to Home](https://polandinsight.com/poland-attracts-investment-as-global-supply-chains-move-closer-to-home-93609/): The global commercial real estate market is searching for a new equilibrium as it adapts to changing macroeconomic conditions. According to the latest edition of Savills’ flagship IMPACTS 2026 report, institutional investors’ target allocations to real estate stand at 10.8% this year.
- [Cezary Mączka Appointed HR and Corporate Director at SPIE Central Europe](https://polandinsight.com/cezary-maczka-appointed-hr-and-corporate-director-at-spie-central-europe-46228/): SPIE Central Europe, a subsidiary of SPIE, an independent European provider of multi-technical services in the energy and communications sectors, has announced the appointment of Cezary Mączka as HR and Corporate Director.
- [Inflation on Store Shelves Slows for Another Consecutive Month](https://polandinsight.com/inflation-on-store-shelves-slows-for-another-consecutive-month-27793/): An analysis of nearly 100,000 retail prices shows that the pace of price increases in Polish stores has slowed for another consecutive month. In June 2026, the cost of everyday purchases rose by an average of 2.7% year on year, compared with 3.4% in May and 3.7% in April.
- [First Power from CCGT Grudziądz Delivered to Poland’s National Grid](https://polandinsight.com/first-power-from-ccgt-grudziadz-delivered-to-polands-national-grid-81752/): The CCGT Grudziądz combined-cycle gas turbine power plant has delivered electricity to Poland’s national power system for the first time. Synchronising the generator with the grid is one of the most important stages in the commissioning process. Before commercial operations can begin, however, the unit must undergo further testing, including trials of the steam section and operation at its rated capacity.
- [Housing Supply Is Growing Faster Than Buyer Demand](https://polandinsight.com/housing-supply-is-growing-faster-than-buyer-demand-65964/): Developers placed a record number of new homes on the market this year, but buyers did not rush to purchase them. According to the latest Housing Price Barometer prepared by the Tabelaofert property portal, nearly 5,800 homes were launched for sale across Poland’s seven largest residential markets in June—the highest figure since the beginning of 2026—while sales fell to 3,700 units. The sharpest monthly decline was recorded in Poznań, where the number of homes sold dropped by more than 40%.
- [NATO Summit Backs New Fuel Pipelines to Strengthen the Alliance’s Eastern Flank](https://polandinsight.com/nato-summit-backs-new-fuel-pipelines-to-strengthen-the-alliances-eastern-flank-41551/): Strengthening fuel supply chains for NATO countries on the eastern flank through the construction of new pipelines was one of the most important decisions for Poland to emerge from the summit in Ankara. Participants also reaffirmed their commitment to collective defence under Article 5, while the United States presented its concept of “NATO 3.0.” Polish politicians have described the meeting as favourable from the perspective of the country’s national interests.
- [Fines of up to PLN 1 Million and Immediate Activity Bans: What Poland’s “Anti-Quackery Law” Would Change](https://polandinsight.com/fines-of-up-to-pln-1-million-and-immediate-activity-bans-what-polands-anti-quackery-law-would-change-56283/): Fines of up to PLN 1 million, public warnings and the power to immediately suspend dangerous practices are among the new tools that Poland’s Patient Rights Ombudsman would receive under legislation commonly referred to as the “anti-quackery law,” or lex szarlatan.
- [Polish Companies Want a Greater Role in Infrastructure Projects — on Equal Terms](https://polandinsight.com/polish-companies-want-a-greater-role-in-infrastructure-projects-on-equal-terms-66829/): Poland’s Infrastructure Boom Could Strengthen Domestic Contractors — but Local Content Rules Must Not Restrict Competition.
- [Experts Warn Poland’s Packaging EPR Bill Could Conflict with EU Rules](https://polandinsight.com/experts-warn-polands-packaging-epr-bill-could-conflict-with-eu-rules-34905/): Poland’s EPR Reform Needs Revision: UC100 Bill May Breach EU Law.
- [Bitcoin Stalls Near $64,000 as Markets Await US Inflation Data](https://polandinsight.com/bitcoin-stalls-near-64000-as-markets-await-us-inflation-data-10929/): Three consecutive quarters in the red, record withdrawals from spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds and capital rotating towards artificial intelligence stocks — this is how the first half of 2026 has unfolded for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Bitcoin is losing the support of institutional investors just as the Federal Reserve adopts a more hawkish tone and markets brace for the US inflation report scheduled for July 14.
- [Euro Hits Highest Level Since 2024 After NBP Governor Signals Possible Rate Cut](https://polandinsight.com/euro-hits-highest-level-since-2024-after-nbp-governor-signals-possible-rate-cut-37844/): Dovish comments from National Bank of Poland Governor Adam Glapiński have strengthened investor expectations of earlier interest-rate cuts in Poland. Markets have once again begun pricing in the possibility of monetary easing after the summer, pushing government bond yields lower and weakening the Polish zloty. Following the NBP governor’s press conference, the EUR/PLN exchange rate rose to around 4.33, while forward rate agreements once again began pointing to future rate reductions.
- [NBP Cuts Poland’s 2026 GDP Growth Forecast and Raises Inflation Outlook](https://polandinsight.com/nbp-cuts-polands-2026-gdp-growth-forecast-and-raises-inflation-outlook-36562/): The National Bank of Poland’s latest projection lowers its GDP growth forecast for 2026 to 3.7% while significantly raising the inflation outlook to 2.9% in 2026 and 2.7% in 2027, compared with 2.3% and 2.4%, respectively, in the March projection. Economic growth is expected to be supported by a sharp acceleration in investment financed through Poland’s National Recovery Plan. However, the central bank assesses the balance of risks to inflation in 2028 as tilted to the upside.
- [Employers to Face New Duties During Heatwaves in Poland](https://polandinsight.com/employers-to-face-new-duties-during-heatwaves-in-poland-49774/): Poland’s Ministry of Family, Labour and Social Policy has prepared a regulation establishing maximum temperatures at which work may be performed. Once the specified limits are exceeded, employers will be required to suspend work temporarily.
- [E-Scooters, Driving Tests and Taxis: Poland Prepares Major Transport Law Changes](https://polandinsight.com/e-scooters-driving-tests-and-taxis-poland-prepares-major-transport-law-changes-12315/): Poland’s Ministry of Infrastructure has prepared a draft law covering electric scooters, electric bicycles and other two-wheeled vehicles used on roads, cycle paths and pavements. The proposal would strengthen controls over vehicles placed on the market and allow products that fail to meet technical requirements to be withdrawn from sale.
- [UODO Urges Stronger Protection Against Illegal Deepfakes Under Poland’s DSA Rules](https://polandinsight.com/uodo-urges-stronger-protection-against-illegal-deepfakes-under-polands-dsa-rules-65480/): The President of Poland’s Personal Data Protection Office has welcomed the Ministry of Digital Affairs’ decision to incorporate some of the comments previously submitted on the draft legislation implementing the Digital Services Act in Poland.
- [mcr Group Posts PLN 181.2 Million in Revenue After Strategic Transformation](https://polandinsight.com/mcr-group-posts-pln-181-2-million-in-revenue-after-strategic-transformation-22265/): mcr Group S.A., formerly Grupa Mercor S.A., a company specialising in fire safety technologies, generated sales revenue of PLN 181.2 million in the 2025/26 financial year, covering the period from 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026. This represented an increase of 10.7% year on year. EBITDA amounted to negative PLN 3.4 million, while the Group recorded a net loss of PLN 10 million.
- [Poles Accumulated a Record PLN 425.6 Billion in Pension Savings in 2025](https://polandinsight.com/poles-accumulated-a-record-pln-425-6-billion-in-pension-savings-in-2025/): 2025 was the strongest year in the history of Poland’s pension system in terms of growth in accumulated savings, according to the Polish Financial Supervision Authority’s report, The State of the Pension Market in Poland at the End of 2025. Participants in the second and third pillars held a combined PLN 425.6 billion, PLN 118.2 billion more than a year earlier.
- [Europe Cannot Ignore Beijing’s Long-Term Strategic Ambitions](https://polandinsight.com/europe-cannot-ignore-beijings-long-term-strategic-ambitions-56365/): The global balance of geopolitical power is changing before our eyes. The United States, which has long served as the foundation of the Western order, is increasingly pursuing a more isolationist course. Washington is focusing more clearly on its own interests and strategic priorities, while devoting less attention to cooperation with the rest of the world.
- [Credit Intermediaries Arranged PLN 124.9 Billion in Loans in 2025 as Online Sales Gained Ground](https://polandinsight.com/credit-intermediaries-arranged-pln-124-9-billion-in-loans-in-2025-as-online-sales-gained-ground-39423/): Credit intermediation companies and firms granting loans from their own funds arranged PLN 124.9 billion worth of credit and loans in 2025, according to Statistics Poland. The market expanded by nearly 14% year on year, while online sales continued to gain ground and moved closer to the share held by traditional branches. The sector still relies predominantly on civil-law contracts rather than standard employment contracts, while the largest value of credit and loans went to customers in the Mazowieckie Voivodeship.
- [Victoria Dom Sells 803 Apartments in H1 2026, Up 33% Year on Year](https://polandinsight.com/victoria-dom-sells-803-apartments-in-h1-2026-up-33-year-on-year-91406/): Victoria Dom sold 803 apartments in the first half of 2026, up 33% from the same period last year, when 603 units found buyers. The results confirm continued favourable conditions in the residential property market and growing interest in purchasing new apartments.
- [Companies Slow Hiring as AI and Automation Reshape Workforce Planning](https://polandinsight.com/companies-slow-hiring-as-ai-and-automation-reshape-workforce-planning-72390/): Recruitment activity is slowing, while companies are becoming increasingly cautious about expanding their teams. However, the latest edition of the National Employment Index, developed by the Gremi Personal Analytical Centre, points to a change of much greater significance than short-term fluctuations in the business cycle.
- [Sfinks Polska’s Restaurant Sales Reach PLN 100.27 Million in First Half of 2026](https://polandinsight.com/sfinks-polskas-restaurant-sales-reach-pln-100-27-million-in-first-half-of-2026/): Sfinks Polska recorded restaurant sales of PLN 100.27 million in the first half of 2026. The figure included revenue generated by 71 restaurants operating within chains managed by Sfinks during the period, compared with total revenue of PLN 102.61 million generated by 78 locations a year earlier.
- [Archicom Reports Higher Residential Sales in H1 2026](https://polandinsight.com/archicom-reports-higher-residential-sales-in-h1-2026/): Archicom, a nationwide residential developer and part of the Echo Group, sold 1,321 units in the first half of 2026, compared with 1,162 units a year earlier. In the second quarter alone, the company signed 719 developer and preliminary agreements and handed over 425 apartments to customers. The results confirm stable sales activity and the consistent implementation of the company’s operational schedule, while its full-year strategic targets remain unchanged.
- [First Electricity from Baltic Power Delivered to Poland’s National Grid](https://polandinsight.com/first-electricity-from-baltic-power-delivered-to-polands-national-grid-55596/): Electricity generated by the first turbines at the Baltic Power offshore wind farm has been delivered to Poland’s national power grid. Reaching the milestone known as First Power marks the beginning of the gradual commissioning of Poland’s first offshore wind power plant in the Baltic Sea. So far, 54 of the planned 76 turbines have been installed, while completion of the wind farm is scheduled for autumn 2026.
- [The €3 Fee Will Not Stop Cheap Parcels from Asia, but It Will Change Their Route into Europe](https://polandinsight.com/the-e3-fee-will-not-stop-cheap-parcels-from-asia-but-it-will-change-their-route-into-europe-48037/): From 1 July 2026, low-value consignments imported from outside the European Union became subject to a customs fee of €3. The charge applies to goods worth up to €150 and is calculated per item category listed in the customs declaration. This means that where a single parcel contains products from several different categories, the total cost may increase several times over.
- [Could Mortgage Payments Fall After the Summer? Glapiński May Propose Another Interest Rate Cut](https://polandinsight.com/could-mortgage-payments-fall-after-the-summer-glapinski-may-propose-another-interest-rate-cut-64787/): As expected, Poland’s Monetary Policy Council left interest rates unchanged, with the reference rate remaining at 3.75%. The decision came as no surprise to market observers. However, the press conference held by National Bank of Poland President Professor Adam Glapiński may provide some grounds for optimism in the housing market, both for existing holders of variable-rate mortgages and for people planning to purchase their dream home.
- [Mortgage Affordability Improves, but Home Sales Continue to Fall](https://polandinsight.com/mortgage-affordability-improves-but-home-sales-continue-to-fall-72340/): After three consecutive months of decline, June brought an improvement in the mortgage borrowing capacity of singles and childless couples. As a result, the number of homes within reach of these households increased significantly, particularly in Poland’s most expensive metropolitan markets, according to an analysis by BIG DATA RynekPierwotny.pl and Rankomat.pl.
- [Dual-Use Technologies Could Open a Market Worth Hundreds of Billions to Polish Business](https://polandinsight.com/dual-use-technologies-could-open-a-market-worth-hundreds-of-billions-to-polish-business-20054/): According to the authors of a report by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation and the Polish Dual-Use Chamber, annual expenditure equivalent to 1.5% of GDP could be more than a cost of building national resilience. It could also become a major investment opportunity.
- [Poland Strengthens Its Position in the European Space Sector](https://polandinsight.com/poland-strengthens-its-position-in-the-european-space-sector-54541/): Poland is establishing an increasingly strong presence in the space sector. Growing involvement in European Space Agency programmes and expanding international cooperation are creating new opportunities for the industry. However, the development of technical expertise and a skilled workforce remain major challenges. According to Polish astronaut Dr Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, the planned establishment of an ESA Technology Centre in Poland could provide an important boost to the sector.
- [Financial Institutions Turn Their Attention to Poland’s Defence Sector](https://polandinsight.com/financial-institutions-turn-their-attention-to-polands-defence-sector-54445/): Financial institutions are showing growing interest in supporting Poland’s defence sector, driven by rapidly increasing military expenditure. According to representatives of KUKE, the industry’s long-term development will depend not only on access to financing and expanded production capacity, but also on increasing exports and diversifying customers. This would help reduce the risks associated with fluctuations in domestic demand.
- [Poland Strengthens Its Position as a Leading EU Producer of Berries and Apples](https://polandinsight.com/poland-strengthens-its-position-as-a-leading-eu-producer-of-berries-and-apples-67169/): Poland remains one of the European Union’s leading producers of berries and apples, while domestic growers continue to expand their exports successfully. Maintaining competitiveness at home and abroad will, however, increasingly depend on investment in production automation, cost reduction and measures protecting orchards and plantations from increasingly frequent extreme weather events.
- [Layoffs Put Company Values to the Test: Why Health-Focused Outplacement Matters](https://polandinsight.com/layoffs-put-company-values-to-the-test-why-health-focused-outplacement-matters-91633/): Employer branding is usually associated with how a company treats the employees who remain with the organisation — the benefits it offers, the workplace atmosphere and the flexibility it provides. Less attention is paid to the fact that an employer’s reputation is shaped just as strongly when an employee leaves the company. In fact, dismissal — rather than onboarding or an annual performance review — can become the most emotional and memorable moment in the entire employee–employer relationship.
- [Małopolskie Entrepreneurs Enter Summer with More Caution](https://polandinsight.com/malopolskie-entrepreneurs-enter-summer-with-more-caution-77124/): In June 2026, business sentiment in Poland’s Małopolskie voivodeship weakened or stabilised across most surveyed sectors. The sharpest decline in the business climate indicator was recorded in manufacturing, while the strongest improvement was seen in accommodation and food services. Companies in the information and communication sector assessed their situation most positively, while transport and storage remained the most pessimistic sector.
- [Poland recorded 586,600 real estate transactions in 2025](https://polandinsight.com/poland-recorded-586600-real-estate-transactions-in-2025/): In 2025, 586,600 real estate purchase and sale transactions were concluded in Poland, with a total value of PLN 270.0 billion. This represented increases of 2.3% and 3.7%, respectively, compared with the previous year.
- [Business Sentiment in June 2026: Entrepreneurs More Optimistic, but Employment Costs Still Hold Companies Back](https://polandinsight.com/business-sentiment-in-june-2026-entrepreneurs-more-optimistic-but-employment-costs-still-hold-companies-back-20286/): The Regional Business Climate Indicator, or R-BCI, improved year on year in June 2026 in most of the surveyed sectors and voivodeships. The strongest improvement was recorded in construction, where the indicator rose in 14 out of 16 voivodeships, and in accommodation and food services, where it improved in 13 regions.
- [OKAM Capital Raises PLN 100 Million from Bond Issue](https://polandinsight.com/okam-capital-raises-pln-100-million-from-bond-issue-95046/): OKAM Capital has completed a PLN 100 million bond issue. The issue, with a maturity of 3.5 years, attracted very strong investor interest. Subscriptions exceeded PLN 140 million, prompting the company to increase the value of the issue from the originally planned PLN 50 million to PLN 100 million.
- [Poland’s Labour Market Relies on 1.12 Million Foreign Workers](https://polandinsight.com/polands-labour-market-relies-on-1-12-million-foreign-workers-68964/): At the end of January 2026, 1,119,036 foreigners were working in Poland, an increase of 7.1% year on year, although the figure was 1.9% lower than in December 2025. Ukrainian citizens remained by far the largest group, accounting for 67.7% of all foreigners working in the country, up by 0.5 percentage points compared with a year earlier.
- [Companies Urged to Review B2B and Civil-Law Contracts After Labour Inspectorate Reform](https://polandinsight.com/companies-urged-to-review-b2b-and-civil-law-contracts-after-labour-inspectorate-reform-60762/): New regulations concerning Poland’s National Labour Inspectorate entered into force on 8 July this year. For entrepreneurs, they do not merely mean greater inspection powers for labour inspectors. They mark the beginning of a 12-month period during which companies should verify their employment models before the Inspectorate does it for them. Trenkwalder experts emphasise that the coming year is likely to be the largest HR audit in Poland in two decades.
- [Data Centres Are Becoming Increasingly Important for Poland’s Technological Sovereignty](https://polandinsight.com/data-centres-are-becoming-increasingly-important-for-polands-technological-sovereignty-76334/): The first State Digitalisation Strategy, prepared by the Ministry of Digital Affairs and adopted by Resolution No. 130 of the Council of Ministers in June 2026, defines for the first time in such a comprehensive way the role of digital infrastructure in Poland’s economic development, security and technological sovereignty.
- [Cybercriminals Are Stealing Data for the Future. Companies Must Prepare for the Quantum Era](https://polandinsight.com/cybercriminals-are-stealing-data-for-the-future-companies-must-prepare-for-the-quantum-era-90231/): As many as 96 percent of companies recorded at least one cybersecurity incident last year. According to the latest KPMG report, phishing continues to dominate the list of the biggest threats. Although awareness of cyber risks is growing and more companies are trying to protect their data, the scale of incidents remains alarming. This is particularly worrying in the context of the approaching quantum revolution, which is undermining the effectiveness of traditional security methods. Cybercriminals are aware of this, which is why they are increasingly simply stealing encrypted files in order to decrypt them in the future using quantum computers.
- [SatRev Becomes Airbus Platinum Reseller and Expands Satellite Data Services](https://polandinsight.com/satrev-becomes-airbus-platinum-reseller-and-expands-satellite-data-services-48217/): SatRev, a Wrocław-based new-space company from the portfolio of Warsaw Stock Exchange-listed JRH ASI S.A., has obtained the status of Airbus Platinum Reseller, becoming the first partner of this class in Central Europe. The agreement covers the resale and distribution of satellite data from Airbus Defence and Space. Access to Airbus’s full data portfolio complements the information obtained by SatRev through its own missions and expands the range of data available within advanced analytical services, including data used in the company’s artificial intelligence-based solutions.
- [Holiday Prices Rise in Popular Destinations for Poles](https://polandinsight.com/holiday-prices-rise-in-popular-destinations-for-poles-50206/): If you remember the prices from last year’s trip to Turkey or Egypt, you may be in for quite a surprise this year. In the destinations most frequently chosen by Poles for their holidays, prices have certainly not fallen. On the contrary, in some popular locations they have risen very quickly. Turkey is the leader, with annual inflation at 32.1 percent, meaning prices have increased by almost one third over the past year. Egypt ranks second, with inflation at 14.3 percent. However, the final cost of a holiday is affected not only by local inflation, but also by the exchange rate of the Polish zloty. Since the beginning of the holiday season, the zloty has weakened against the euro from around PLN 4.25 to PLN 4.30, which further increases the cost of foreign travel when calculated in Polish currency.
- [Poland Tightens Rules on Sham Civil-Law Contracts](https://polandinsight.com/poland-tightens-rules-on-sham-civil-law-contracts-31410/): On 8 July 2026, Poland’s National Labour Inspectorate was granted broad powers to inspect and detect sham civil-law contracts. The changes are also intended to make it easier to correctly classify relationships between parties. This applies to situations in which a mandate contract, a contract for specific work or a B2B contract is in fact performed under conditions typical of an employment contract.
- [Developers to Report Housing Prices in a Single Standard as Senate Passes Amendment to the Developer Act](https://polandinsight.com/developers-to-report-housing-prices-in-a-single-standard-as-senate-passes-amendment-to-the-developer-act-26604/): Housing prices have been publicly available on investment websites for a year now. The next step is to standardise the way this information is submitted to the state system so that the data is consistent and can be used effectively.
- [Rare Atlantic Inflow May Help the Baltic Sea, but Cyanobacteria Risk Remains](https://polandinsight.com/rare-atlantic-inflow-may-help-the-baltic-sea-but-cyanobacteria-risk-remains-42987/): The average water level in the Baltic Sea in February this year was 67 cm below the norm. According to scientists, this was caused by prolonged easterly winds, which pushed water out through the Danish Straits. This water loss and the subsequent change in wind patterns allowed more oxygenated and saltier water from the North Sea to flow into the Baltic, which has a positive impact on the ecosystem. Experts stress, however, that this is not enough to solve the Baltic Sea’s long-term problems, including cyanobacterial blooms.
- [Rail Organisations Warn Against Megatrucks. Planned EU Rules Could Weaken Rail Freight](https://polandinsight.com/rail-organisations-warn-against-megatrucks-planned-eu-rules-could-weaken-rail-freight-11952/): Rail organisations across Europe are warning about the consequences of planned changes to the directive on vehicle weights and dimensions. The rules are intended to facilitate the movement of European Modular Systems (EMS), or so-called megatrucks, between countries that allow them in domestic traffic. Road hauliers have long been calling for such a possibility. According to the rail industry, this change poses a threat not only to rail transport, which is more environmentally friendly than road transport, but also means higher infrastructure maintenance costs.
- [Poland Moves Closer to Ban on Keeping Dogs and Cats on Chains](https://polandinsight.com/poland-moves-closer-to-ban-on-keeping-dogs-and-cats-on-chains-57304/): Dogs and cats will no longer be allowed to be kept on chains under an amendment to the Animal Protection Act adopted by the Sejm, which is now awaiting the president’s signature. If it enters into force, dogs kept outside the home will have to be provided with a run on a fenced property or a properly prepared kennel. The changes may affect as many as around one million dog owners, mainly in rural areas.
- [Lack of Knowledge, Not Technology, Holds Back AI Adoption in Polish Business](https://polandinsight.com/lack-of-knowledge-not-technology-holds-back-ai-adoption-in-polish-business-90029/): Although more and more companies are using artificial intelligence-based tools, Poland still remains below the EU average in terms of AI implementation in business. Experts point out that the biggest barrier is not access to technology, but a lack of knowledge about how to use it to solve specific business problems. At the same time, they warn about the growing concentration of the AI market in the hands of a few global companies and Europe’s weak position in developing its own models.
- [BIK and Banks Under Scrutiny Over the Role of Credit Inquiries in Loan Assessments](https://polandinsight.com/bik-and-banks-under-scrutiny-over-the-role-of-credit-inquiries-in-loan-assessments-64784/): The President of the Office of Competition and Consumer Protection is conducting an explanatory investigation into the rules for assessing creditworthiness in the banking sector. The authority is examining whether the models used by banks and the Credit Information Bureau, as well as the rules for exchanging information, may have restricted competition in the mortgage loan market.
- [Maciej Górski Takes Over as President of OX2 Polska](https://polandinsight.com/maciej-gorski-takes-over-as-president-of-ox2-polska-19277/): On 8 July 2026, Maciej Górski took over as President of OX2 Polska, one of the leaders in the renewable energy sector. His key task will be to strengthen the company’s position as an independent power producer (IPP) and to continue OX2’s support for Poland’s energy transition.
- [Poland Gains Importance as Europe’s Data Centre Market Shifts East](https://polandinsight.com/poland-gains-importance-as-europes-data-centre-market-shifts-east-34509/): The data centre market in the EMEA region has entered a new phase of development. While just a few years ago investment locations were determined primarily by demand, today access to electricity is becoming the key factor. According to the latest report by advisory firm Colliers, “EMEA Data Centre Markets Report | H1 2026,” energy constraints in Europe’s largest hubs are causing investment to shift to new locations, including Poland and other countries in Central and Eastern Europe.
- [Former Chase UK CEO Kuba Fast to Lead Revolut Bank UAB](https://polandinsight.com/former-chase-uk-ceo-kuba-fast-to-lead-revolut-bank-uab-72845/): Revolut has announced the appointment of Kuba Fast as CEO of Revolut Bank UAB, its European banking entity headquartered in Lithuania. The decision was made following approval from the European Central Bank and the Bank of Lithuania.

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