January 26: Poland Retail Sales Miss; USDPLN at Lowest Since 2018
Poland retail sales rose 5.3% year over year in December in real terms, slightly below expectations. Big-ticket items like furniture and appliances led gains, with autos also firm. Despite the miss, the Polish zloty strengthened, sending USDPLN to its lowest since 2018. For Singapore investors, this mix of steady consumption, softer surprise, and a stronger PLN shapes how we view emerging market currency risk, central bank paths, and European exposure in portfolios. We break down the GUS retail data, market moves, and the Polish GDP outlook for 2025.
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