Poland's Budget for 2027, Built on an Economic Growth of 3%, but a Deficit of 7.1% Fuelled by Record Military Spending
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Despite tax increases and a favorable economic climate, the draft budget for 2027 doesn't even attempt to reduce the deficit. The government assumes it will reach 7.1% of GDP – the same as this year. The problem isn't going away; it's simply being pushed into the coming years, after the elections.
In the preliminary draft budget for 2027 adopted by the government, safety, health care, and investment are paramount. "The Polish economy will continue to grow at a high rate for another year, reaching 3%. When we took power in 2023, we found the economy stagnating. Since then, we have accelerated it and are maintaining growth," said Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański.
The Council of Ministers has officially adopted the highly anticipated draft budget for 2027. Key information for financial markets, investors, and analysts is the updated budget deficit for 2027, which is projected at a record PLN 282.6 billion. This is nearly PLN 11 billion higher than the previous year's target (PLN 271.7 billion). Furthermore,… The article "Budget deficit for 2027 breaks further records. The government shows its cards" comes…
The Polish government expects that the general budget deficit will remain unchanged in 2027, at 7.1% of GDP, almost the same level as planned for this year, fed by the record deliveries of military equipment, said the Minister of Finance, Andrzej Domanski, broadcasts Reuters. Previously, for this year a deficit of 6.8% of GDP was programmed in [...] Article Budget for 2027 of Poland, built on an economic growth of 3%, but a deficit of 7.1% fed b…
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