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Poland: a regional bright spot

The early signs are that activity is recovering quickly in Poland as lockdown measures are lifted. Provided that the virus is contained, we think that Poland will experience the smallest contraction in GDP across Europe this year. Large policy stimulus and Poland’s sectoral make-up mean that the economy is likely to be one of the very few where output is larger by the end of 2022 than it was prior to the crisis.

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