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During a conference at the Warsaw Stock Exchange, the Prime Minister announced that investments in Poland in 2026 are expected to increase by nearly 10%..
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Marta Petka-Zagajewska, an economist at PKO BP, commenting on these announcements, informs that the bank's forecasts are even more optimistic. “Our forecast assumes 12%. investment growth this year“- points out the economist.
The expert pointed out that one of the key factors driving investments will be funds from the National Reconstruction Plan (KPO), which accumulated over time. “The most important investment areas are energy transformation, armaments and automation,” added Petka-Zagajewska.
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According to the economist, the high import intensity of investments may translate into an even greater GDP growth in 2026. “Our point forecast assumes a 3.7-percent GDP growth, but there is a chance for an even better result,” she said.
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Government actions such as further deregulation, the development of personal investment accounts and support for start-ups can also play a significant role in stimulating investment.
“These are areas that will support strengthening the investment activity of the private sector, which is key to maintaining the competitiveness of the economy and its transformation towards modern technologies,” Petka-Zagajewska emphasized.
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk's announcements and economists' optimistic forecasts indicate that that the Polish economy can count on a solid development impulse in the coming years. The increase in investments and the use of EU funds have a chance to become the foundation for the further development of the country.
