In a promising development for Poland's economy, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) has revealed a year-over-year inflation rate decline to 2.4% in November 2025, down from the 2.8% recorded in October. This latest data, updated on 28 November 2025, suggests a tempering of price pressures as the nation's economic policies continue to stabilize the market.
The November CPI is a key indicator reflecting the changes in the price of goods and services compared to the same month a year ago. The year-over-year comparison shows that Poland's inflation rate is decreasing, which may ease concerns among consumers and policymakers about the rising cost of living.
This moderation in inflation could be attributed to various factors, including effective fiscal policies and improved supply chain dynamics. The consistent downward trend might offer further room for the central bank to maneuver in terms of monetary policy, fostering sustainable economic growth while keeping inflation expectations anchored. With this promising trajectory, Poland's economy appears poised for a period of stability, much to the relief of the domestic and international financial community.
