BondsMedium•6 November 2026•
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S&P Global Lowers Poland's Outlook to Negative on Rising Debt Concerns
Key Facts
1S&P Global revised Poland's credit rating outlook from stable to negative.
2The outlook downgrade is driven by concerns over Poland's rising public debt levels.
S&P Global revised Poland's credit rating outlook from stable to negative. Investing.com reported that the downgrade is driven by concerns over rising public debt levels and the trajectory of the country's debt-to-GDP ratio.
The outlook revision follows persistent fiscal pressures and concerns regarding the sustainability of Poland's budget deficit. This fiscal assessment comes shortly after the Polish central bank decided to maintain interest rates at 3.75% on November 4, 2026, meeting market expectations.