S&P tnie perspektywę ratingu Polski. Soroczyński, KIG: to może nie być koniec

On November 6, S&P downgraded Poland's rating outlook to negative, citing worsening fiscal conditions and rising debt. This marks the first downgrade in ten years, following similar negative outlooks from Fitch and Moody's. Analysts warn that without significant fiscal consolidation, Poland may face increased borrowing costs and potential recessionary scenarios. Political tensions, particularly between the government and the president, hinder fiscal reforms and could lead to further downgrades if investor confidence declines. Despite these challenges, S&P forecasts GDP growth of 3.6% in 2026, highlighting the economy's strengths, including a diversified structure and access to EU funds.