“The first document is a draft report on the implementation of the medium-term budgetary and structural plan for 2025-2028. This is a technical document required by the European Commission. The aim is to show how the implementation of budget plans looks like,” Szłapka said.
“The second document is a draft of multi-annual macroeconomic assumptions for 2026-2030. This is a document that the Council of Ministers adopts at the request of the Minister of Finance, and which facilitates planning the state budget for the next year,” he added.
Multiannual macroeconomic assumptions for 2026-2030 include, among others: forecasts regarding GDP growth and inflation for 2027. The publication of these forecasts begins work on next year's budget.
Public debt will increase
The document with macroeconomic assumptions has not yet been published on government websites. In the morning we wrote that, according to unofficial information from “Dziennik Gazeta Prawna”, public debt at the end of 2026 will amount to 65.1%. GDP. The previous year ended much lower: at the end of 2025, public debt amounted to 59.7%. GDP.
“The increase in the debt to GDP ratio in 2026 will be primarily a consequence of the borrowing needs of the budget and funds established at Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego, primarily the Armed Forces Support Fund, and the nominal GDP growth rate,” writes “DGP.”
