Will Poland’s new president stifle its stock market’s winning streak?

Poland’s stock market has outperformed many of its European peers, but with a newly-elected populist President at odds with a Liberal government, what lies ahead?

Karol Nawrocki speaking at CPAC Poland
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For many investors, Poland is not the first country they picture when thinking of thriving stock markets. After all, political turbulence has been eating at the country for decades now, and its communist history still casts a long shadow.

But now investors are starting to pay more attention to the Warsaw Stock Exchange, where tremendous growth has been flying under the radar.

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Daniel is a digital journalist at Moneyweek and enjoys writing about personal finance, economics, and politics. He previously worked at The Economist in their Audience team.

Daniel studied History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and specialised in the history of political thought. In his free time, he likes reading, listening to music, and cooking overambitious meals.