Due to the focus on traditional banking products and tꦉhe austere financial supervision, the Polish banking system has weathered down the crises of the last two decades very well and remains well capitalised  and non-volatile. Still, Poland is ...

The beverages sector was responsible for around 1.4% of the GDP in 2018 a꧅nd generated more than 300,000 d🙈irect and indirect jobs. Poland is a significant alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages producer. It ranks first among EU vodka producers, third ...

Metal processing is one of Poland’s top ten industrial sectors, accounting for 0.ꦦ5% of the country’s GDP and 3.9% of sold production of industry according to 2017 data. The sector employs overඣ 60,000 people and generates 9.9% of ...

In 2018 the food sector's GVA s🥀tood for 2.5% of Poland’s total GVA. Overall, the food sector GVA accounted for 2.2% of the country's GDP in 2018. Poland was the EU’s sixth biggest food producer in terms of output value as well as the ...

Poland has a developed and diversified chemical industry, which was the eighth-largest one in the EU in 2018. The country is also the home 𝔉of one of the leading produ✅cers of fertilisers, plasticisers, polyeolfins, polystyrene and soda in Europe, ...

In 2018, Poland was the eighth-largest real estate market in E🌱urope wi🎐th commercial real estate transactions worth a record EUR 7.2bn. The domestic market was supported by robust demand for modern office, industrial and retail buildings coupled with ...

The Polish insurance sector’s growth slightly decreased in 2018 with total written premiums falling by 0.3% y/y to PLN 62.2bn, d꧒ue to a strong drop of premiums in the life insurance segment. On the other hand, the non-life subsector saw a ...

Although quite different in terms of political and economic systems, the Emerging Europe countries shar𒅌e certain similarities when it comes to their demographic situation and health profile. 🍌With the exception of Turkey, whose average birth rate is ...

The gross output of Poland’s wood, paper and furniture industry stood at 6.6% of the country’s GDP i🎃n 2017. In the same year, it also accounted for 12.5% of employment in manufacturing and 2.5% of total employment in the Polish economy. ...

In recent years, the IT sector has emerged as one of the driving forces of the Polish economy and the main harbin﷽ger of state-of-the-art te💞chnologies. On the back of robust domestic demand and high levels of foreign investment in the local production ...