Poland’s economy performed a little worse than most had expected in Q1 and the tightening of restrictions to curb a third wave of COVID-19 means that quarterly growth in Q2 is likely to be slower still. But with the authorities moving quickly to ease containment measures and the vaccine rollout gathering pace, we expect a strong and sustained recovery to take hold in the second half of the year.
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