Poland’s GDP growth is forecast to accelerate to 3.7% in 2026, according to Velo Bank chief economist Piotr Arak. He argues the country could rank among the EU’s top performers thanks to solid growth paired with low inflation and unemployment. Unlike recent years, when consumption led expansion, 2026 growth is expected to hinge on double-digit investment increases financed through KPO and structural funds—seen as a draw for foreign capital. [....]