Fitch Affirms Poland's Rating with a Negative Outlook
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Fitch Ratings maintained Poland's rating at "A-" but maintained a negative outlook and warned of the lack of a credible plan to reduce the deficit. The agency predicts debt will rise to 72.7% of GDP in 2028 and the risk of further fiscal easing before the 2027 parliamentary elections. This is a serious signal that Donald Tusk's government may leave the next majority with limited freedom of action and an increasingly high debt service bill. The a…
Fitch Ratings affirmed Poland's long-term foreign currency rating at "A-" with a negative outlook on Friday evening, the agency announced in a statement. The negative outlook reflects, among other things, the lack of a credible fiscal consolidation plan.
Fitch has affirmed Poland's rating at A- and maintained a negative rating outlook, the Ministry of Finance announced on Friday. Minister Andrzej Domański described Friday's decision as very good news. He also highlighted the agency's report indicating the negative impact of presidential vetoes on the ability to implement effective economic policy.
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Do RzeczyFitch has decided to leave Poland's credit rating unchanged at A-, while maintaining its negative outlook for a year now.
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