The term "dividend" comes from Latin and means "thing to be divided" (Latin Dividendum). Dividends in Poland are assets, most often in the form of cash (but not only that, they can be other assets owned by the object, or shares increasing the company's capital), paid to shareholders or partners, as remuneration for granting capital. Polish dividends are incomes generated by shares and types of income from other corporate rights that participate in profits, such as income from remitting shares. Read more

According to the Fitch rating agency, Polish GDP grew to 5.7 percent and kept it as estimated at 4.5 percent. Fitch noted that the Polish economy had bounced strongly with GDP growth returning to pre-pandemic levels, unlike most eurozone economies. "Stronger than expected GDP growth in Q2 and the revision of Q1 data up means a revision of our forecasts to 5.7 percent from 4.4 percent as well," Fitch wrote.

What is Important in the Fitch Report About Polish GDP:

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