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Eurozone Closes in on 2% Inflation Target, While Canada Lags Behind

A 2% inflation rate is the dream of western economies. This level is often referred to as the justification for normalizing monetary policy, i.e....

Currency Markets Volatile as Central Banks Diverge on Monetary Policy

We announced a week ago that due to the meetings of the most important central banks, volatility can be expected. The currency markets did...

Will Recession Fears Trigger a Dovish Turn from the ECB?

Significant changes in the economic environment since the October meeting suggest that the European Central Bank may adopt a more dovish tone this Thursday....

Polish Central Bank Maintains Status Quo as Inflation Outlook Clouds

This time, as expected, the Monetary Policy Council has kept interest rates unchanged. In November, we had a surprise, as it was expected that...

The risk of natural disasters is increasing. Poland must prepare for the effects of climate change.

Between 2016 and 2021, insurance companies reported 3622 instances of natural disasters to the Financial Supervision Commission, including floods, storms, droughts or tornadoes. Such...

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Companies in Poland are increasingly less afraid of inflation – operating costs are the biggest challenge

The number of insolvent companies in Poland has risen again

Polish CEOs cautious about the future of global economy and the impact of artificial intelligence

Controls at the Polish-German border a threat to entrepreneurs

End of slowdown in the durable goods market, but everything suggests that not in Poland

Reforms Could Boost Investments in Poland by 25%, but Lack of Action Risks a 40% Decline – PwC Analysis

The Polish Luxury Goods Market Surpasses Inflation, Valued at Over 42 Billion PLN in 2023

Deloitte: Poland enters the phase of economic expansion