Former PFR president warns: Poland is treading on thin ice
The former president of PFR forecasts difficult years for the Polish economy. According to the economist, a slowdown in growth is expected to hit in 2027 and 2028.
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Two Difficult Years Ahead
A economist, former president of the Polish Development Fund (PFR), assesses that the Polish economy will enter a period of marked slowdown. According to him, the most difficult years are expected to be 2027 and 2028. Among the risks he lists are rising inflation, the deficit, and a weakening of the złoty (Były prezes PFR o przyszłości polskiej gospodarki. Nie ma dobrych wieści – msn.com).
Why This Matters for Small Businesses
Entrepreneurs, especially micro and small firms, feel slowdowns faster than large companies. Weaker demand means fewer orders, longer payment terms, and greater caution among customers when it comes to spending. The former head of PFR points out that the economy stands on fragile foundations and that any external shock could deepen the problems (Były prezes PFR przestrzega: Polska będzie stąpać po kruchym lodzie – biznes.interia.pl).
What Can Help Entrepreneurs
In such a situation, careful financial planning becomes increasingly important: maintaining a cash reserve, reviewing fixed costs, and diversifying customers. Access to financing and public support programs may be particularly valuable during this period.
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