CFOs optimistic about Poland's economic situation - report

Polish CFOs are quite optimistic about the next year's growth of the Polish economy, however, not as optimistic as governmental estimates, according to Deloitte CFO Survey. As much as 90 percent of CFOs believe that the GDP rate will not exceed 3.5 percent, whereas nearly half of them claim it will range between 2.6 percent and 3.5 percent. Hence, this year's Polish GDP will not meet the government's 3.8 percent plan. Deloitte stressed that the CFOs have been right about the growth of the Polish economy in previous years. Furthermore, the percentage of CFOs who think that the level of economic uncertainty in Poland is 'standard' amounted to 56 percent, whereas it stood at 30  percent in a previous survey conducted six months ago. On the other hand, the number of CFOs claiming that this level is high has deceased from 57 percent to 33 percent. What is more, according to 65 percent of the respondents, the Greek economic crisis had no impact on the condition of their companies and 44 percent of them claimed it did not influence the Polish GDP either.