The Polish economy is resistant to shocks, but impact difficult to predict

Joanna Świerzyńska from Deloitte points out that forecasts for Poland’s GDP are changing rapidly due to global disruptions such as the trade war and geopolitical tensions. While earlier projections anticipated 3.7% growth, current conditions make such estimates uncertain.
Despite these challenges, the Polish economy shows resilience, and EU funding along with deregulation may help stimulate investment. Key challenges include accelerating the energy transition, regulatory stability, and developing defense and healthcare systems. Świerzyńska emphasizes the importance of simplifying regulations, increasing local industry involvement in defense spending, and using innovations like AI in healthcare. Overall, Poland has solid foundations for continued growth.
(wnp.pl)