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Poland’s stock market, particularly the WIG index, has surged 28.6% this year, driven by a significant influx of foreign capital due to its robust economy and low valuations, making it less vulnerable to the US-China trade war. The anticipated economic boost from Germany’s fiscal stimulus and Poland’s projected 3.3% growth rate further enhance investor sentiment, especially with pro-EU reforms underway following the return of Prime Minister Donald Tusk. However, upcoming presidential elections could impact stability, with a tight race between Tusk’s candidate, Rafał Trzaskowski, and the opposition’s Karol Nawrocki.
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