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2022 Budget Deficit Expected To Be Smaller Than Expected, Court Bill Debate Continues

POLAND
  • Poland's general government sector deficit for 2022 may fall below 3.5% of GDP, or even below 3% in an optimistic scenario, DGP daily reports. The newspaper suggests that a better-than-expected outturn on that front could encourage the government to change its messaging about public spending. In the past few months, officials were pointing to the limits of the budget and emphasised the importance of unlocking EU funds.
  • One of President Andrzej Duda's key aides told PAP newswire that some of the Senate's amendments to the currently debated court bill are "outrageous," adding that Duda will decide whether to sign off on the bill once the legislative process is completed. Chairman of the lower house's Justice Committee Marek Ast said that he will recommend the body to reject Senate's amendments.
  • There is little of note on Poland's economic docket until the NBP's monetary policy decision next week.

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