Polish exports recorded strong June growth
The value of Polish exports reached EUR 30.51 billion in June 2026, according to an analysis by economists at the Polish Chamber of Commerce. The result represented a 7% increase from the corresponding period of 2025, indicating that foreign demand for Polish goods remained relatively resilient despite uncertain conditions in several of Poland’s principal export markets.
The figures are significant because Polish exporters have recently faced weak industrial activity in Germany, geopolitical uncertainty and continued disruption to international supply chains. Stronger exports could provide additional support to economic growth as investment financed by European Union funds accelerates. However, the performance of export-oriented manufacturers remains dependent on developments in Western Europe, particularly Germany. Currency movements, energy prices and labor costs will also influence competitiveness during the second half of the year. The June figures suggest that Polish companies are continuing to find demand abroad despite these obstacles.
Source: biznes.pap.pl