WARSAW: Poland is on track for 3.4 to 3.5% GDP growth in 2015, built on high-quality drivers in domestic demand plus a continuing contribution from exports, Goldman Sachs economist for Poland Magdalena Polan has said.
Food and fuel price declines are giving additional buying power to Polish families and firms. FX conditions are largely supportive as Poland is taking more from EUR/USD declines than being hurt by zloty gains to the euro, she said.
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