
Logistics and high-quality staff are the heart of Poland
In 2023, EUR 7.4 bn FDI flowed into Poland, making it the sixth-largest industrial real estate in Europe with the third-lowest unemployment rate.
In 2023, EUR 7.4 bn FDI flowed into Poland, making it the sixth-largest industrial real estate in Europe with the third-lowest unemployment rate.
In Poland, the increase in core inflation remains a problem. The return of market electricity prices won’t leave room for rate cuts.
In Poland, talent and logistics, not least the future investments by TSMC and Intel, were emphasized as key assets at the recent business mission to Taipei.
The Polish-Korean Business Forum took place to strengthen the already solid business relations with a focus on high-tech, clean energy, and electric vehicles.
Timid manufacturing alongside a recovery in demand indicates weak exports, while pro-social government policies pump wages at the expense of productivity.
In Poland, the MPC will stick to its cautious approach and refrain from monetary easing this year: CPI inflation will start climbing again.
The official opening of PAIH’s branch in Vilnius took place with a seminar for the fintech industry to discuss the local fintech strengths and challenges.
In Poland, 74 high-quality investments worth EUR 7.4 bn were completed with 20,000 new jobs. And now the prospect of a joint Chamber of Commerce with Mexico.
Progress in FDI attraction comes even within the public sector, where Wroclaw, Vilnius, Tallinn set a benchmark for business-friendliness.
Despite the wage gains in the region and retail sales up to 3%, Polish households remain cautious when making purchasing decisions.