31.12.202509:00:00UTC+00Poland's CPI Dips Slightly in December Amid Economic Uncertainty

As 2025 comes to a close, Poland reports a slight decrease in its Consumer Price Index (CPI), closing December at 2.4% on a year-over-year basis. This marks a minimal drop from November’s figure of 2.5%, as announced on the updated data released on 31 December 2025. The CPI measures the average change over time in the prices paid by consumers, and this slight drop suggests a mild deceleration in inflation.

This decrease underscores a period of economic uncertainty and raises questions about the trajectory of Poland’s economic stability going into the new year. The CPI acts as an essential barometer of inflation affecting economic policy and consumer sentiment. The year-over-year comparison with December from the previous year reveals a moderate reduction in inflationary pressure that could ease the concerns of policymakers and consumers alike.

While these figures indicate a level of price stability, they also highlight the delicacies with which the Polish economy is negotiating a challenging global landscape of economic pressures. Analysts and stakeholders will undoubtedly continue to observe subsequent data releases with keen interest to grasp the potential shifts in economic policies and consumer confidence in 2026. The slight shift in CPI could provide some respite, but it also warrants continual monitoring to ensure prolonged economic health.