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Poland: less vulnerable, but not immune

Polish growth surprised on the upside in Q3, reinforcing the view that the economy is relatively well placed to weather the storm brewing in the euro-zone. But while Poland is less vulnerable to a renewed recession in Europe than its peers, it is not immune. We think growth will slow by more than most expect in 2012.

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