Poland's new government policy: Hope for economic relief and combating inflation

Poland's new government policy: Hope for economic relief and combating inflation

According to a report by www.sueddeutsche.de, Poland is doing well economically after eight years of PiS government. However, people's wages lag behind inflation. The hopes of companies and citizens now rest on the new government, which has been thinking about the country's economic future.

In Poland it will take at least until mid-December for a new government to be formed. The future coalition faces the challenge of rethinking economic policy, as the previous right-wing nationalist PiS government received harsh criticism for its economic policies. There are criticisms that too little is being done to combat high inflation and that monetary policy is too restrictive. In addition, political influence on the entire economy is also criticized.

The long-term impact of this situation on the financial market in Poland could be significant. If the new government does not take measures to combat inflation and loosen monetary policy, this could lead to a deterioration in the economic climate and a decline in investment in the long term. In addition, the political uncertainty could lead to foreign investors becoming unsettled and reducing their investments in Poland. It is therefore crucial that the new government takes clear and effective economic policies to boost citizen and business confidence and ensure the country's long-term economic stability.