The solid 2.1% q/q rise in Poland’s GDP in Q3 took the economy to almost 3% above its pre-pandemic level, marking one of the strongest recoveries across Europe. But capacity constraints are starting to bite, which will cause growth to slow, keep inflation above target and prompt further interest rate hikes.
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