Poles feel more positive than negative about economy, survey finds

Twenty-nine percent of Poles say the country’s economy is in good shape, while 26 percent disagree, a new survey has found.

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Amid the war in neighbouring Ukraine, 41 percent are neutral on the issue, while the remainder are undecided, according to pollster CBOS.

The number of those positive about the economy decreased by 2 percentage points from the previous survey a month earlier, while the number of negative comments dropped by 3 percentage points, the pollster said.

The proportion of respondents who said the country as a whole was headed in the right direction fell by 5 percentage points to 29 percent, the survey also found.

Meanwhile, 50 percent, up from 48 percent in February, said things in the country were moving in the wrong direction, according to CBOS.

Czy obecnie Panu(i) i rodzinie żyje się:

✅dobrze: 66% (+3 punkty proc. w stosunku do lutego)
✅ani dobrze, ani źle: 30% (-1)
✅źle: 4% (-1)

Komunikat #CBOS "Nastroje społeczne w marcu": https://t.co/qFaOmZLvPd

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📊CAPI 62,3% | CATI 23,6% | CAWI 14,1% pic.twitter.com/xjnSwKhnFh

— CBOS (@CBOS_Info) March 27, 2025

The poll was carried out from March 6 to 16 on a sample of 1,047 respondents, state news agency PAP reported.

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Source: PAP