Poland leads EU in economic growth, with GDP projections significantly outperforming the eurozone, thanks to strong fundamentals and policy.
Impressive Growth Projections
Poland has emerged as a leader in economic growth among European Union economies, according to updated forecasts by the World Bank (WB) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The reports, Global Economic Prospects and World Economic Outlook, predict Poland’s GDP growth at 3.4% (WB) and 3.5% (IMF) in 2025, followed by 3.2% (WB) and 3.3% (IMF) in 2026. This growth rate surpasses global averages and is nearly double that of developed economies.
Strong Fundamentals Amid Challenges
While the eurozone is forecasted to grow by just 1.0–1.4% during this period, with major economies like Germany and France lagging behind, Poland stands out for its robust macroeconomic policies and resilience. The Polish economy’s strong performance highlights its ability to navigate global challenges, despite economic difficulties faced by key trade partners.
Regional and Global Recognition
These projections confirm Poland’s position as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe, showcasing its strong foundations and effective economic strategies.