Moody’s a coborât ratingul Poloniei la A3, cel mai scăzut nivel din 2002

Moody's downgraded Poland's rating to A3, the lowest since 2002, citing a significant deficit despite economic growth. The agency highlighted weakened fiscal policy effectiveness and limited capacity for reserve building. Poland's economy is projected to grow, yet the deficit remains around 7% of GDP, driven by rising healthcare costs and public spending. Political paralysis between the government and the president hampers necessary fiscal adjustments. Moody's stable outlook is contingent on future compliance with fiscal rules, with potential triggers for further downgrades including rising debt and regional security issues.