The Polish economy is getting back on track

Bankers are wondering if the dire trends in the Polish economy will reverse. They hope they will, although they are convinced that we won't be able to handle prolonged, high, and persistent inflation. Nevertheless, bankers remain optimistic and believe that Poland will be able to seize its opportunities. 

“We are in a historical moment where we must not squander a civilizational opportunity. We have strong foundations," said Brunon Bartkiewicz, the President of ING Bank Śląski, at a press conference dedicated to presenting the bank's results for the second quarter.

The basis for this optimism is the beginning of the process of supply chain transformation and diversification of suppliers for European corporations. Of course, it won't look like all European conglomerates – let's say in the automotive sector – will move production and orders to Europe one day. But step by step, they will also be looking for suppliers and producers closer to the borders.

(Interia)