The rating agency S&P made a decision regarding Poland

Poland's budget situation is expected to remain weak in the coming years, with a projected average deficit exceeding 6% of GDP. S&P warns that high public debt and fiscal imbalances could limit policy flexibility and investor confidence. Economic growth is anticipated at around 3% annually, driven by domestic demand and exports. However, political polarization complicates budget consolidation efforts. A downgrade in Poland's rating could occur if fiscal imbalances persist, especially amid geopolitical tensions. A stable rating outlook could be achieved if the government takes significant steps to reduce deficits without harming economic growth.