Poland's CPI inflation with a 50-percent probability will be in the range of 3.6-3.7 percent in 2025 (against 3.5-4.4 percent assumed in the July projection), 1.9-4.0 percent in 2026 (compared to 1.7–4.5 percent) and 1.1-4.1 percent in 2027 (against 0.9-3.8 percent), according to the latest projection by Poland's central bank NBP's Economic Analysis Department.
Listed IT company cyber_Folks posted 13.4 million (EUR 3.2 mln) attributable net profit in the third quarter of 2025, the company's financial report has shown. Analysts surveyed by PAP Biznes expected cyber_Folks to generate PLN 11.8 mln (EUR 2.8 mln) attributable net profit.
Listed IT company Vercom posted PLN 19.9 million (EUR 4.7 mln) attributable net profit in the third quarter of 2025, the company said in a market filing.
Given the decline in inflation and the improvement in its outlook, the Polish MPC considered it justified to readjust Poland's central bank NBP's interest rates, according to a statement issued after the MPC's November meeting. The Council again pointed to a gradual slowdown in wage growth, although it maintained that this was a risk factor for low CPI.
Poland's CPI inflation with a 50-percent probability will be in the range of 3.6-3.7 percent in 2025 (against 3.5-4.4 percent assumed in the June projection), 1.9-4.0 percent in 2026 (compared to 1.7–4.5 percent) and 1.1-4.1 percent in 2027 (against 0.9-3.8 percent), according to the latest projection by Poland's central bank NBP's Economic Analysis Department.
Poland's balance of funds accumulated on budget accounts at the end of October 2025 amounted to PLN 154.5 billion (EUR 36.3 bln), down from PLN 162.4 billion (EUR 38.1 bln) at the end of September, the Ministry of Finance reported in its monthly report.
As a result of the consolidation of public sector liquidity management, Poland has accumulated PLN 134.7 billion (EUR 31.6 bln) at the end of October 2025, including PLN 48.1 billion (EUR 11.3 bln) in term deposits and PLN 86.6 billion (EUR 20.3 bln) in ON deposits, the Ministry of Finance said in a statement.
As of the end of October, Poland's debt with a nominal value of PLN 20.7 billion (EUR 4.9 bln) remains to be redeemed in 2025, the Ministry of Finance reported in its monthly statement.
In August, Poland's current account balance measured in liquid years terms came to a deficit of 1.0 percent of GDP, the Ministry of Finance said in a report.
Poland's domestic debt's average maturity settled at 4.20 years at the end of October, against 4.19 in the previous month, while the average maturity of general debt was 5.68 years, against in 5.71 at end-September, the Ministry of Finance said in its monthly statement.
As of October 31, the value of funds to be transferred from Poland's budget to the market by the end of 2025 is PLN 19.0 billion (EUR 4.5 bln), the Ministry of Finance said in a report.