Good news from the Polish economy. “The second part of the year will be better”

In the second quarter of this year. GDP increased by 3.4 percent year on year due to a 3.2 percent increase. In the first quarter – results from the preliminary CSO data. Economists predict that the upward trend will be continued. – According to quick respect, the gross domestic product (GDP) seasonally unparalleled in 2 quarts of 2025 increased by 3.4% year -on -year – the Central Statistical Office (GUS) said on Wednesday.

GUS also informed that in the second quarter of this year. Real GDP balanced seasonally (at fixed prices at the year of reference 2020) increased by 0.8 percent. Compared to the previous quarter and was higher than a year ago by 3 percent.

GDP up. Will it be even better?

Preliminary data on GDP during the April-June period is in line with the expectations of economists.

– There was no surprise – GDP in the second quarter increased by 3.4% y/y. After seasonal leveling (on the chart), the quarterly increase was 0.8%. In a word – we continue the upward trend – This is how mBank economists comment on today’s data. – The second part of the year will be rather better. For this reason, we still feel very comfortable with a forecast of 3.8% GDP growth for the whole year – they add.

Alior Bank experts write in a similar tone about the latest data. – In the second quarter, Polish GDP in the second quarter increased by 3.4% y/ri 0.8% k/k sentence. Reading without major surprises – in the 2nd quarter we observed a continuation of moderate revival. In the 2nd half of the year, we expect to accelerate growth, with stronger consumer and investment demand. We have our ills, but against the background of our immediate surroundings in terms of economic growth we still stand out positively – Alior Bank analysts wrote.

Let us remind you that GDP in the first quarter of this year increased by 3.2 percent. year on year. – Economic growth in Poland 3.2. And in the three largest EU economies? France 0.8, Italy 0.6, Germany minus 0.2! And what, marudes and unbelievers, bald? – Prime Minister Donald Tusk referred to the data presented in mid -May.

Referring to today’s data, the head of government wrote: – The fastest growing economy in Europe? Poland! You can? You can – wrote Tusk.