Poles are again more willing to buy bonds. In October, they spent over 8 billion PLN

October saw a significant rebound in the sale of savings bonds in Poland, reaching 8.2 billion PLN, following a decline in previous months. The most popular were one-year bonds, accounting for 35% of sales, followed by four-year inflation-indexed bonds at 24%. Ten-year bonds also saw over a billion PLN in sales. Family bonds for beneficiaries of the 800+ program generated 149 million PLN. The total value of savings bonds purchased this year approached 73 billion PLN, highlighting their appeal as a secure investment option.