FX.co ★ Poland's Trade Deficit Narrows in May

Poland’s trade deficit narrowed to €1.18 billion in May 2026 from €1.64 billion a year earlier, as export growth outpaced that of imports. Exports rose 5.5% year-on-year to €30.3 billion, supported by higher shipments of raw silver, refined copper, and computer equipment, alongside a marked increase in petroleum product exports. However, weaker demand for automotive goods continued to drag on overall export performance. Imports grew at a more moderate 3.7% to €31.4 billion, despite an almost 70% jump in oil import prices. Stronger purchases of computer parts and components underpinned import growth, while a decline in passenger car imports helped contain the overall rise.