Colliers estimates Polish GDP growth at 3.5 pct, significantly above the CEE regional average of 2.5 pct and more than double Western Europe’s 1.3 pct. This performance reflects strong household consumption, supported by rising real wages, fiscal stimulus, and rebounding investments. EU Recovery and Resilience Facility funds (worth over EUR 35 bln) have started flowing more effectively, boosting infrastructure and green investments.
Poland’s inflation has eased markedly from double-digit levels in 2023 to 2.4 pct in December 2025. This allowed the National Bank of Poland to cut rates ahead of the ECB, which maintains its policy rate at 2.0 pct. Monetary easing is expected to continue in 2026, especially when Colliers forecasts that inflation will remain low in the course of the year. The fiscal space remains tight in Poland, where public debt is rising amid expansionary spending. Poland is at the forefront of the CEE investment cycle. EU funds, defence spending, and near-shoring t