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We take a look at the market implications of Poland’s 2027 budget

中文标题

我们审视波兰2027预算的市场影响

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Core conclusion · Tlines extraction

ING THINK sees Poland's 2027 budget as having mixed implications for the bond market: while headline borrowing needs look encouraging, fiscal consolidation delays, a high deficit, and potential supply pressures from quasi-sovereign issuers could weigh on POLGBs. The Ministry retains flexibility to adjust issuance.

Institution
ING THINK
Published
09/01/2026
Research topic
fiscal deficit · Poland fiscal deficit · rating
Time horizon
2026 · medium-term

Key arguments

  • Fiscal consolidation delayed: 2026 deficit raised to 7.1% of GDP, 2027 deficit unchanged.
  • Borrowing needs lower than 2026: gross PLN565bn, net PLN317bn.
  • Planned domestic bond issuance reduced by PLN43bn vs 2026.
  • However, off-budget quasi-sovereign supply adds over PLN41bn (FPC+PER).
  • Ministry can use liquidity buffers and foreign issuance to adjust.
  • if yield rise persists, rating agencies could react.

Key numbers

2026 deficit forecast
7.1% of GDP
2027 gross borrowing needs
PLN565bn
2027 net borrowing needs
PLN317bn
Reduction in domestic bond issuance
PLN43bn
Off-budget refinancing needs (BGK/PFR)
PLN41bn+
Foreign-currency account in 2026
PLN180bn

Main risks

  • Rating agency downgrade if fiscal consolidation delayed.
  • High global yields pressure Polish bond yields.
  • Higher than official supply from BGK/PFR issuance.
  • Budget plans may not materialize, similar to 2026 deviations.

Corresponding source evidence

  1. According to the updated figures, the 2026 deficit is now expected to reach 7.1% of GDP, compared with the previously projected 6.5% of GDP, while the deficit-to-GDP ratio is expected to remain unchanged in 2027. · 2026
  2. This is undoubtedly an unfavourable development and, if it persists, could eventually trigger a response from credit rating agencies. · medium-term

Conditions / invalidation

  • if the fiscal slippage persists

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