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Łukasz Pawłowski presented the conclusions after Kraków. He wrote that economic moods were significantly worse than in 25, when the ruling party also lost. He assessed that the joint list was not losing voters and at that time represented the only chance for K15X to gain a majority of mandates with a minority of votes. He also pointed out the huge differences in moods and opinions between young and older people, asking who will outsmart whom in 2027. #Polityka #Wybory2023 #Kraków (translated)

The author wrote that fulfilling Musk's forecast would require global GDP to grow by over 12 percent annually for six years. He added that if billions of robots could only be purchased by wealthy countries, OECD countries would have to record growth of 20 percent year after year. He asked whether such a vision signifies madness or brainwashing. #PKB #gospodarka #technologia #PL #OECD (translated)

The author wrote that one of the MPs from Podkarpacie was pleased with the opportunity for Russians to trade fuel. He reported that he analyzed the economic consequences of Russian aggression against Ukraine together with Professor Marek Cierpiał-Wolan from GUS. According to the author, Poland's losses related to the war have already amounted to 500 billion zlotys. https://t.co/n2JCbwqR5q #Polska #Ukraina #gospodarka #PL #RU #UA (translated)

Łukasz Warzecha wrote that the small Polish Brewery Bednary appealed to Karol Nawrocki regarding the prohibition law, and its owners pointed out its serious economic consequences. Warzecha assessed that the neo-Puritans focused on fighting the alleged alcohol armageddon did not notice such consequences. He also expressed doubt whether the president would heed the appeal. https://t.co/q7BTYaykUQ #BrowarBednary #ustawaprohibicyjna #gospodarka (translated)

The post's author wrote that Ukrainian refugees were expected to bring 100 billion zlotys to the Polish economy. He claimed that their professional activity exceeded that of the Poles, and that the refugees took on jobs that others were unwilling to do. He added that the expenses for their pensions and healthcare were, in comparison to their contribution to the Polish economy, insignificant. #Ukraina #gospodarka #uchodźcy #PL #UA (translated)

The author wrote that public debt reached a record 282 billion PLN, which is over 7% of GDP, and additional borrowing exceeded a total of one trillion PLN — over 30,000 PLN for each adult Pole. He also pointed to the rising inflation and referred to these phenomena as the "successes" of Andrzej Domański, using a mocking nickname for him. https://t.co/eudYpu1vHs #długpubliczny #gospodarka #Polska #PL (translated)

The entry stated, citing the National Bank of Poland, that by the end of 2025, the value of foreign investments in Poland would exceed PLN 1.5 trillion, and the influx of capital from foreign direct investments would amount to PLN 65.5 billion. #inwestycje #Polska #gospodarka #PL (translated)

The author wrote that Poland's financial security, strong reserves, and stable state institutions should not be subject to political experiments. He called for strengthening the elements that ensure the country’s resilience and security, instead of undermining its foundations. #bezpieczeństwo #Polska #gospodarka #PL (translated)

Dr. Coolfonpl wrote that the USA has reached an agreement with Russia regarding the import of Russian oil, which, in his opinion, meant a return to previous business relations. He added that Poland has replaced its dependence on Russian gas with a dependence on LNG from the USA, and gas prices have increased by about 150%, which was expected to result in additional costs of around 10 billion PLN. https://t.co/SA9TfR1h51 #ropa #gospodarka #energia (translated)

The author of the entry reported that African governments are launching their own rating agency, Africa Credit Rating Agency (AfCRA). He wrote that it is set to end the "African premium" that policymakers attributed to the actions of Moody’s, S&P Global, and Fitch. He also mentioned that Ghana and Zambia argued regarding the rating downgrades. https://t.co/Ft0T18htHz #Afryka #Rating #Gospodarka #GH #ZM (translated)

Kacper Kita found it surprising that in Poland the view gaining support is that the country's prosperity should depend on Russia's compliance with the agreement, rather than Norway's. He argued that Russia is not primarily driven by economic calculations and seeks political expansion. In his opinion, the outbreak of war in Ukraine showed that earning from the sale of raw materials was not the most important thing for Vladimir Putin. Kita called achieving independence from Russia one of the more significant accomplishments of the Polish state in recent years. Kita asserted that warnings about high prices of Norwegian gas and a collapse of the European economy after cutting off Russian supplies were spread by lobbyists and politicians opposed to the Baltic Pipe. According to him, the creation of the gas pipeline undermined those predictions. He also criticized attributing Poland's cut-off from Russian gas to Americans, Ukrainians, Jews, or reptilians, labeling such claims as transferring German narratives to the Polish context. He added that Krzysztof Wojczal demonstrated the impossibility of Poland's participation in Nord Stream, citing technical and legal conditions. https://t.co/hXhgXHdD03 #Polska #Rosja #BalticPipe (translated)

Filip Dąb-Mirowski wrote that Donald Trump announced an agreement with Vladimir Putin regarding the resumption of Russian diesel exports to international markets. According to the author, the U.S. Department of the Treasury suspended related sanctions until April 7, 2027. Dąb-Mirowski assessed that sales could provide Russia with funds for further waging war, as the planned budget deficit was expected to be twice as high as initially anticipated, and the economy and finances were experiencing the greatest collapse since the 1990s. He also wrote that Putin was cutting social spending, directing funds to the military. The author noted that Russia would not be able to supply the planned volumes, reaching 3 million tons, in the foreseeable future. He cited the shutdown of the largest refineries due to Ukrainian airstrikes, limited maritime export capabilities, and prioritization of domestic market supply as reasons. He added that supplies of that size would not impact the global market, as they would be too small relative to its needs. Dąb-Mirowski speculated that the agreement could precede an American ultimatum to Ukraine to stop attacks on Russian petrochemicals. He also pointed out that it was announced during a visit by a Ukrainian delegation to Florida, where they were supposed to prepare a peace plan together with American negotiators. According to the author, President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration that Ukraine was acting as a shield for negotiations with Russia. The author claimed that the Republicans were heading for a historic defeat in the upcoming midterms, which were to take place in four weeks, and Trump wanted to lower fuel prices in the U.S. Dąb-Mirowski indicated the Strait of Hormuz as the heart of the problem, which — he wrote — Trump had failed to resolve. He summarized that in his opinion, this confirmed the pro-Russian nature of the current U.S. administration. #Trump #Putin #sankcje (translated)