Poland Manufacturing Activity Stabilizes In October
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Poland Manufacturing Activity Stabilizes In October
Poland's manufacturing conditions remained stable in October, ending a period of deterioration stretching back almost a year-and-a-half. The manufacturing purchasing managers' index, or PMI, rose to 50.0 in October from 49.0 in September. Among components, output was broadly stable, and new orders declined at the slowest pace in one year.
Economists indicate that despite unfavorable government policies, businesses are showing increasing resilience and are performing better in the market. The PMI for Polish manufacturing rose to 50 points in October, the highest level in 18 months, according to S&P Global. In September, it stood at 49 points.
Polish industry is sending a signal that economists and entrepreneurs have been waiting for for many months. The October index...
The recession continued until April 2025, but October data showed that the situation had normalized. Research by S&P Global Market Intelligence showed that the pillar of the Polish economy, industry, had stopped declining.
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