Poland
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The PMI points to stabilization: Poland's manufacturing sector is growing slightly again, but continues to struggle with weak demand.
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Europe's military buildup is gaining momentum: By 2025, Poland will set new standards for defense spending within NATO.
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Warsaw is planning to introduce a tax on digital services. This would primarily affect large international platform companies.
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Despite an increase in sales, the Polish retail sector is performing weaker than expected. Inflation and energy prices are weighing on the outlook.
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A record year for Poland's stock market: Growth driven by high investor activity – now the WSE is focusing on ETFs, IPOs, and artificial intelligence.
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Industrial production rose by 1.5 percent year-over-year, returning to positive territory.
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Rising energy prices and weak demand in the eurozone could slow Poland's economic recovery through 2026.
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Poland is discussing new ways to finance its defense—possibly using funds from the central bank's gold reserves.
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The Polish central bank expects inflation to remain within the target range and to stabilize through 2028.
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Poland's central bank is continuing its easing policy. Analysts expect further interest rate cuts in the coming months.
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Geopolitical tensions are weighing on Poland's stock market indices. Energy and defense stocks such as Orlen are benefiting from rising oil prices.
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The Warsaw Stock Exchange is surging—strong consumer data and easing geopolitical concerns are supporting the market.
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Cold temperatures are boosting Poland's retail sector: Fashion sales are rising sharply and surprising analysts.
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BLIK may go public: Poland's most profitable fintech company is considering an IPO to finance its international expansion.
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In 2025, renewable energy sources will account for more than half of Poland's installed electricity capacity for the first time—but coal remains dominant.