Donald Trump spoils consumer sentiments of Poles

Commentary by Mariusz Zielonka, chief economist of Leviathan

Donald Trump's politics spoil the temper of Poles and Poles. The current temper rate has fallen to -16.5 points, and expectations have besides deteriorated from -9.8 points to -11.8 points.
The U.S. President's policy affects both our moods. Firstly, we have the media and the announcements of the customs war by average citizens. We excel at forecasting possible scenarios for the improvement of events as well as their impact on the Polish economy. Secondly, his imprint on the temper reflects the uncertainty that the American administration is generating in connection with the war in Ukraine.

In addition, indicators showing a decreasing consumption request are deteriorating. We have a negative two-digit consequence (-10 points) again for the indicator on the current possibilities of making crucial purchases. Similarly, the indicator for the future is preserved, with its value nearly 3 times lower (27.5 points).

This is the last survey of the opinions of Poles and Poles before the May presidential election. Can you tell who's bigger and who's little likely to be president? Not exactly, although it is clear that the 2 main indicators have improved importantly since the change of government. This is not an indicator of the popularity of political parties, but gives any advantage in the race to a candidate from the current largest organization in the Polish parliament.

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