2020 has seen the biggest contraction of global GDP in 21st century. While almost all countries have lost – they have lost unevenly and national economies’ performance during recovery period will determine new economic landscape in the medium term. In 2021 Poland according to most forecasts is projected to make up for the losses and accelerate in 2022. Strong pre-pandemic shape of public finances and assertive actions of the central bank are main causes of Polish economy being able to mitigate most of the damage.

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Polish investment market experienced an unprecedented boom in 2018 with investment momentum following into 2019. 2020 is prognosed to be a temporary deviation from this growth path with higher transaction figures anticipated to return in mid-2021 due to original boom being a consequence of good economic conditions and structural maturity of the market, not an irregularity. This however means recovery will be highly associated with economic performance of the country in the following months.