Inflation in Poland at Its Highest Level in 14 Months. Central Statistical Office Confirms Data.
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Inflation in Poland has accelerated again. In August, prices were on average 3.4% higher than a year earlier, the Central Statistical Office confirmed.
Inflation rose to 3.4% in August, reaching a 14-month high, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) confirmed. The rate remains within the National Bank of Poland's (NBP) target, but a sharp jump in fuel prices and higher housing costs portend further increases in the fall.
The Central Statistical Office (GUS) has published the latest inflation data for Poland. According to the GUS statement, prices of consumer goods and services increased by 3.4 percent year-on-year in August 2026, and by 0.3 percent compared to July.
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ParkietThe Central Statistical Office (GUS) confirmed that inflation in Poland in August was the highest in 14 months. Unfortunately, subsequent readings will likely be even higher.
Inflation in Poland in August 2026 reached 3.4% year-on-year, the Central Statistical Office (GUS) confirmed. Prices rose faster than economists expected, and the index fell just 0.1 percentage point below the upper limit of the range for deviations from the National Bank of Poland's inflation target.
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