"Warning signal for the president". Domański on Poland's credit ratings.

Finance Minister Andrzej Domański highlighted the recent downgrade of Poland's credit ratings as a warning signal for the presidential camp, attributing part of the financial challenges to presidential vetoes. He noted that rating agencies like Fitch and S&P have pointed to these vetoes as obstacles to strengthening the country's finances. Domański emphasized the importance of prioritizing national security and defense spending, which currently stands at 5% of GDP. He criticized the president for vetoing proposals aimed at improving state finances, urging him to take the warnings from rating agencies seriously and support legislation that would enhance Poland's financial stability.