According to the latest calculations of the European Commission, Poland will achieve 2.7 percent of GDP, whilst over the same period the whole of the European Union will record 1 percent. Predictions concerning the next year are even more optimistic. According to the Commission, in 2011 Poland will achieve 3.3 percent of GDP. Increasing exports and the inflow of foreign capital are two of the reasons for Polish economic growth. The Polish economy will still be driven by investments co-financed from European funds.
Forecasts contained within the latest report of the European Commission prove that Poland is the leader and shall maintain this position within the forthcoming years, as one of the most stable economies of the European Union.