Almost 60% or the majority of Poles claim that they are not worried about their financial security as a result of the war in Ukraine, according to a study conducted by Opin24. This does not mean that in connection with the events beyond the eastern border, they do not decide to cut expenses.
What is Important to the Majority of Poles:
One of the consequences of the almost 8-week-long war in Ukraine is the uncertainty in the financial markets. So far, it has not translated into Poles' co
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