29.08.202508:00:00UTC+00Poland's CPI Slips Into Negative Territory, August Sees Deflation of -0.1%

In a surprising turn of events, Poland's Consumer Price Index (CPI) slid into deflationary territory this August, recording a decline of -0.1% compared to the previous month. This marks a notable shift from July 2025's modest inflation rate of 0.3%. The latest update comes from data released on August 29, 2025, indicating pressing economic conditions as Poland grapples with this unexpected deflation.

The month-over-month comparison reveals a reversal in the price trajectory, suggesting that consumer prices fell during August after a steady rise observed in July. This deflation has sparked economic discourse regarding potential implications for Poland's economy, especially considering the broader European economic landscape and the ongoing global economic uncertainties.

Economists and market analysts will be closely monitoring the situation to understand the underlying factors contributing to this shift and its potential impact on the Polish economy. Questions linger regarding whether this deflationary trend will persist and how policymakers might respond to ensure economic stability and growth in the coming months.