More than 67% of Poles fear inflation to return after the elections
12:16
A new poll by UCE RESEARCH and the ePsyholodzy.pl platform has found that more than 67 percent of Poles fear that inflation will return to its upward trend after the parliamentary elections.
The poll, which surveyed over 1,000 Poles, found that the greatest concern is among young people, those with higher education, and those earning between PLN 5,000-6,999 per month. Only about 17 percent of Poles do not expect inflation to rise. This group is dominated by seniors, those with secondary education, and those earning between PLN 7,000-8,999 per month.
About 16 percent of Poles are undecided.
Experts commenting on the poll results say that the concerns of most Poles are justified. They point to many factors that could contribute to rising inflation, including the war in Ukraine, rising energy prices, and the global economic slowdown.
(MondayNews)
