Poland's 3rd-Largest City Braces for Peaking Floods
Floods in Poland to cause limited damages but GDP impact may be higher
Although the scale of humanitarian losses cannot be properly counted, we think available data suggests the economic impact of the flood will be relatively benign, c.0.3% of GDP. We also see a limited impact on both inflation and Poland’s fiscal stance, while the impact on GDP should be higger than the scale of damages would suggest
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