Most of Poles believe situation in country is heading in wrong direction

Fifty-eight percent of respondents polled by the Public Opinion Research Centre (CBOS) believe that the situation in the country is heading in the wrong direction. The opposite view is held by 27% of people and 15% responded that it was 'difficult to say', according to the July CBOS poll.

CBOS suggests that the rising inflation affected on public moods, worsening the assessments and forecasts concerning the living situation of families and their quality of life. The high level of concern about the state of the Polish economy recorded in June persists, and respondents forecast that the economic situation in the country will not change or will deteriorate soon, the Centre notes.

Compared to June, concerns about the deterioration of the general situation in Poland in the coming year continue to prevail - 52% of respondents believe so. Twenty-five percent think that the situation will remain unchanged, while 13% believe that it will improve. Ten percent have no opinion.

The CBOS survey was conducted between 27 June and 7 July on a representative personal sample of Polish adults drawn from the PESEL register of 1,084 people.

Source: wnp.pl