Experts from the Polish Ministry of Finance predict that Poland's inflation rate could increase to approximately 5 percent in 2024, driven by several economic factors. According to the latest analysis, this inflationary pressure results from rising costs in various sectors, including energy, food, and housing. These costs have been steadily climbing, impacting the overall consumer price index.
The Polish government and the National Bank of Poland continue to monitor the situation, considering potential monetary policy adjustments to mitigate inflationary risks. Despite these concerns, experts suggest that a 5 percent inflation rate, while higher than ideal, remains manageable. However, they stress the importance of proactive measures to prevent further economic strain on Polish consumers and businesses.