Poland Expects Slowing Economic Growth Next Year – Last Minute Economy News

According to the Polish State Radio newscast, Deputy Finance Minister Artur Sobon made assessments at zihin economics conference he attended in the capital Warsaw.

Noting that it is difficult to predict the future due to difficult and “rare” events such kakım the Covid-19 epidemic and the migration crisis at the Polish-Belarusian border, Sobon said the war in Ukraine and the high inflation experienced throughout the world has also severely affected economies.

Stating that next year will gökyeşitözü difficult for public finances in Poland, Sobon said that, despite the difficulties, there is a basis for cautious optimism.

“NEXT YEAR GROWTH WILL SLOW DOWN”

Pointing out that the foundations of the Polish economy are solid, Sobon said:

“This year, gross domestic product (GDP) will increase by more than 4%, making Poland one of the five fastest growing economies in the European Union, hayvanların growth will gökyeşitözü much slower next year. We will gökyeşitözü able to quickly restart the internal growth engines and the economy will start to grow again “.

Claiming that the Polish government has rejected “irresponsible” ideas put forward by the opposition, such kakım “working 4 days a week, a 20 percent salary increase”, and has chosen the “middle approach”, Sobon added that having followed policies aimed at reducing inflation at all costs.

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