Economic Sentiment Indicator inches up in December

In December, Poland's Economic Sentiment Indicator (ESI) reached 99.0 points, a slight increase from November's 98.8 points, according to the European Commission. The Industrial Confidence Indicator was -17.2 points (down from -16.5 in November), while the Services Indicator improved to -2.9 points from -4.1 in the previous month. The ESI combines industry (40%), services (30%), consumers (20%), and construction/retail trade (5% each). A score of 100 corresponds to the long-term average since 1990. The data provides insights into the overall economic sentiment and specific sectors in Poland.

Source: strefainwestorow.pl