Economy Bright in Poland

According to experts Poland is a magnet for Foreign Direct Investments thanks to its stable, continuously developing economy, relatively low labor costs, preferable geographical location and very well-educated workers.

According to the forecast Poland should expect a EUR 13,000 million inflow of FDIs in 2008 which represents a EUR 166 million increase as compared with 2007. Romania can expect EUR 8,000 million worth of FDIs and Ukraine – EUR 7,000 million, while Belarus – only EUR 200 million.

The overall situation of Poland among new EU member states is not the best, banker.pl cautions. There are several reasons why Poland may lose its attractiveness for foreign investors: privatization processes are almost completed, international companies have already finalized the most significant mergers and labour costs are growing thus worsening companies' financial results.